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Word for Mac 2008 - picture disappearing

Asked by Fi69 in Microsoft Word, Apple Desktop

Tags: Word for Mac 2008

Hi experts.  I need a Mac for Word 2008 guru.  I have this document which works perfectly fine on PC versions 2003 and 2007. It also works perfectly fine in Mac for Word 2004.  It works the same in these 3 versions of Word.

I have set up a picture insertion in Word, so that users can see the "grid" that users need to "fit" their picture to. So it comes up in a separate document.  In my Problem Doc attached, you'll see you have to double click on the picture and it enters into the picture editing zone. You'll see what I mean by picture grid in the attached Doc7 file - this is a screen dump from PC. It looks pretty much the same in Mac 2004.

But when users delete my picture and insert their own picture, their picture disappears.  I have no idea where it goes or why it does this.  If they COPY AND PASTE a picture into the picture grid it works perfectly fine.  But I need to correct the issue with the disappearing picture when using Insert > Picture.

Can anyone offer me a solution to this problem - it is so annoying that there is a variance with Mac for Word 2008 as it makes this document become unstable for users on that platform.
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