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What can I do?
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joanica
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What can I do?
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Hi everyone!
I�m having a problem when uploading a document! I�ve done everything I could to make my document as smaller as possible, and I�ve done! It has know 296kb... but still, I can�t upload it, and the message that keeps appearing is that the file is too big!!! how can that be? is there any solution besides transforming the entire document into an image?
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27 Jan 2009
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Gcel
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why you don�t try ot make the image smaller? |
27 Jan 2009
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joanica
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Thanks everyone for your kind and helpful messages! I�ve already managed to solve the problem, but I had to change the entire worksheet...
By the way, does anyone know any website with black and white images to colour? (that you can print and not colout online!)
Thankx again!!!!
I love this site!!!!
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27 Jan 2009
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SusanBrown
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to make your ws smaller after u do everything it is possible...you need just copy all the page and open a new document then paste it ...salve it with other name.. you will see that it will be smaller than the original..
this tip is working to me very well.. a file with 296KB with images and 2 pages sometimes I get just 89KB or 115Kb after resave it in another name..try it out..before reorganize and delete all..
later u go to ur "my documents" folder and you delete the bigger one and u can compare the sizes..
hope it helps
suzana/brazil
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27 Jan 2009
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alien boy
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Hi everyone!
there�s a few reasons why this happens & most of them are to do with how Word organises the data placed in each document.
I�m not going to get all technical on you, but you may find the article at this link may give you a few ideas. By creating a brand new document you basically start off with a clean slate so it�s a lot easier for Word to arrange the way it finds the information that appears on the screen in front of you.
Just thought you may appreciate a slightly more thorough but not overly technical explanation!
Cheers!
ab
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27 Jan 2009
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Cassy
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that�s a good idea, Suzana
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27 Jan 2009
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