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multilink over a photo taken by us
Contro:
my bad, I missed the part about 'outside of word'
how many items are in that grid?
I count 80, but the screenshot is cutoff...
and how many of these all up?
and how often do you change/edit the links?
-Target (June 23, 2010, 06:41 PM)
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and how many of these all up? I supposed your refer are functioning : all.
I don't change or edit those links for a long long time. And never move the word archive from his original position.
The file occupied several word pages and compile many printed forms.
We can make any proof you like with 24 elements.
Target:
and how many of these all up? I supposed your refer are functioning : all.
I don't change or edit those links for a long long time. And never move the word archive from his original position.
The file occupied several word pages and compile many printed forms.
We can make any proof you like with 24 elements. -Contro (June 23, 2010, 07:44 PM)
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OK, now I'm confused...
are you looking for a standalone tool that will provide you with launcher like functionality, or for something that is based in Word (or your preferred alternative)?
and how many links all up (I'm extrapolating a few hundred from what you've said so far)?
Contro:
I prefer a independent program, not word.
With word I think there is no problem at all.
My option menu with word is not in relation with the image menu i propose.
With 24 pieces is enough
Best Regards
Contro:
With word I prefer a headache. I have to addapt any pieces and word 2002 is not very easy for this purpose. Perhaps better coreldraw.
Or perhaps I need a program to reduce the size of the photos to adapt more easy to the word table cells.
:-\
Contro:
Ouwwwww
There is not necessary the table.
With Xnview i reduced the size of the picture.
And drag and drop directly in word one by side of another. It's fast and after we can put hyperlinks
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