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How do you define the absolute position?
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Good questions - margin? - VBA positioning? - never done it I just need to be able to place it in a specific location on the page (e.g. 05cm from left margin and 1.5cm from top margin)
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This will add an in line picture at a bookmark.<br />

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-8224853"><span>Sub InsertInLinePictureAtBookmark()</span>
<span>    Dim ilsh As InlineShape</span>
<span>    With ActiveDocument</span>
<span>        Set ilsh = .InlineShapes.AddPicture(&quot;C:\MyFolder\MyPicture.jpg&quot;, False, True, .Bookmarks(&quot;bmpPicture&quot;).Range)</span>
<span>    End With</span>
<span>End Sub</span>
</code></pre>
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Hello,<br />
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Looking to build a macro to insert a specific image into an absolute postion on a document - I will then assign to a button or whatever so the user can click this button and the image is placed onto the document.<br />
Some of the documents are protected so the code needs to check this, unprotect if ness and then reprotect (no password, filling in forms)
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Hello,

Looking to build a macro to insert a specific image into an absolute postion on a document - I will then assign to a button or whatever so the user can click this button and the image is placed onto the document.
Some of the documents are protected so the code needs to check this, unprotect if ness and then reprotect (no password, filling in forms)

Macro to insert image

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