This normally means (in the Mac world at least) that the memory allocation to Word is insufficient to open Word and use that document,ie your document is too big. find the Word icon, highlight it and select "get info" from the file menu. One of the options is to alter the memory allocation. If you bump up the preferred size by a few megs your images should appear in the document on opening. Eric P Miller Edinburgh Medical Oncology Unit "Everyone can be correct, all at the same time. That's the thing about quantum." Terry Pratchett, Lords and ladies On Tue, 28 Mar 2000 Jeff_Carrell@hgsi.com wrote: > > Hello All, > > We are compiling a HUGE report which consists of a lot of flow cytometry > data: plots, histograms, and stats generated by CellQuest. Because the > report is being written in Word, for a while we simply selected the items > we wanted from CellQuest, then copied to the clipbaord, then pasted to > Word. This seemed to work just fine for a while, until the document grew > to enormous proportions... > > Now, it seems that sometimes when the Word document is opened, some of the > plots appear as a big red "X", and no matter how the page is moved, closed, > re-opened, the plot can't be seen. At first we thought somehow the problem > was a PC-to-Mac thing, because some people are using one or the other and > we're all connected by a network. It doesn't seem to be confined to Macs > or PCs, so we've ruled that out. >
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