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I am preparing some graphics with photoshop and pasting them into word documents.At the beginning i thought that it is an easy job but now i want to die.Everything is going wrong and every single step i take i face with a problem.If there are people in somewhere dealing with these kind of things, i would like to discuss with them.

Here's a little technique that might help you out:
*In Photoshop, go to File > Save for Web.
*Then in Word, Insert > Picture > From File.

If you don't use this technique, you would probably just be pasting individual photoshop layers into word, and that would really look messed up!

if you *could* paste it into word directly from photoshop, flattening the image would fix it from only copying the active layer. once you flaten it, youll want to undo flattening before you continue working on your image in photoshop to return the layers back to you.

My main problem is font size.I use 16 pixel in photoshop always bur when i paste it into word, size changes,becomes much more bigger than the original size.
A second problem, i can not move the photshop image in the word doc. That's why i am first opening a text box and paste it into the text box.

lad'sasha's got it about right.....if you want to continue using your original Ps image but want to show progression ie:-

1. This is the begining...
2. The intermediate part....
3. The finished article....

all using the same ps image, just
duplicate > flatten the duplicate > copy & paste into word at each stage...your original image remains intact....

Actually, don't even take the risk of flattening, suppose your finger slipped and you hit control+s? Hold the shift key down while you press control+c (or command+c) and you'll get a "Copy Merged". This gives you a flattened image in the clipboard, without affecting your original image.

Your pal, -doc-

After pasting the photosop image into word,the quality of the image i am pasting decreases,and becomes blur.How can i prevent this?

Don't use word, use Quark.

I am working for a company, and they want me to use word <img border=0 align=absmiddle src="http://www.ozones.com/forum/frown.gif">

derketa,

do what I did on Tuesday....RESIGN...without a care in the world...middle didget skywards, nice feeling.....and I don't even have a job to go to.....some might call it rash, others downright stupid....me I call it life's too short......

I really would like to do what you tell me
but i can explain why i can not...

All because I want to be a mad scientist(Don't ask why).

I am 25 years old and last year i graduated from university,physics department.At january i started to study astrophysics at my department and i need to go to abroad for my Ph.D.Also i need to earn money and this is the only job that i can manage both school and work at the same time.

The only other thing that I know of in Word that might help you out is to right click on the image and then go to properties. In properties, theres a sizing tab, and you can rescale or crop the image to your liking. By using this, you should be able to get the image back to its original size.