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Embedding a long word document into Visio

Zones: Microsoft Visio, Microsoft Word

Tags: visio, embed, embedded, word, size, plotter

I'm trying to plot a large diagram comprised mostly of Word documents. The word documents are mostly long tables so they don't fit the standard page sizes. They can be up to 20" long. Now, I'm trying to inser the objects into Visio but they always seem to get cut off. Though when I click on the document I can see the full thing and then close it and update Visio and it cuts off. Is this a Visio limitation or am I doing something wrong?

What other way is there to plot many word tables and visio diagrams on a single sheet?

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Zone: Microsoft

Question Asked By: digitalibiz

Solution Provided By: scott

Participating Experts: 1

Solution Grade: A

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