And if it wants a particular decompressor, it would be very helpful if it gave me a hint as to which one, and where I should get it from. Evidently the only fix is to go back to the source on the Mac and change the picture to something more universal. But who knows why Mac Word lets people insert pictures in this way in the first place. Powerpoint is susceptible too. So you get a shiny new Macintosh, you fire it up to discover that the friendly folks over at apple have pre-loaded it with the Mac version of Microsoft Office.
So you fire it up and start pumping out document after document. You format up your word file, place a nice logo or banner image as a header and you send it to your friends, or Wendy down in marketing, or even worse your boss. You send them the file again — perhaps it got corrupted in email transit — but no, the problems persist. You make sure the files are identical — same checksum, no corruption and you open it up to see…to see:. Excuse me? Where are your images?
Does QuickTime suddenly have something to do with Word? God forbid this was a powerpoint file. You basically have to either reinsert the images into the file on a PC or convert the images on the Mac to uncompressed bitmaps, re-insert them, and re-save the file with no compression. Needless to say this is awful programming. Really like mids Windows 95 level bad.
I actually would not be surprised if this WAS a dickish screw you to Mac users from somewhere deep in the Microsoft psyche read marketing. This has also been a problem for a long time with no effort by the powers that be for a resolution. May 12, - Posted by togakangaroo Album.
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