When I insert an image into a cell within a table, I always end up with
a small white gap between the bottom of the image and the bottom border
of the table. This appears only to be an issue with the on-screen
display, because when I print out the image the gap isn't there.
This is very frustrating, as I spent a very, very long time trying to
get rid of this space before I decided to print out the page to make
sure it wasn't just an on-screen display issue.
Is this a known bug with Windows 2003, or is there something more that
I can do to make my on-screen display within Word appear exactly as it
will when it is printed?
I use Windows 2003, Windows XP Pro SP3.
My table settings a
Automatically resize to fit contents: unchecked
All internal margins set to zero
Row set to Exactly the height of the image
Column set to the width of the image
Allow row to break across pages: unchecked.
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skypilotpete
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skypilotpete
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I suggest updating both your printer and graphics drivers to the latest
versions to see if that eliminates the display error. Either could cause it.
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Terry Farrell - MSWord MVP
"skypilotpete" <skypilotpete.588ae10@wordbanter.com> wrote in message
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> When I insert an image into a cell within a table, I always end up with
> a small white gap between the bottom of the image and the bottom border
> of the table. This appears only to be an issue with the on-screen
> display, because when I print out the image the gap isn't there.
>
> This is very frustrating, as I spent a very, very long time trying to
> get rid of this space before I decided to print out the page to make
> sure it wasn't just an on-screen display issue.
>
> Is this a known bug with Windows 2003, or is there something more that
> I can do to make my on-screen display within Word appear exactly as it
> will when it is printed?
>
> I use Windows 2003, Windows XP Pro SP3.
>
> My table settings a
> Automatically resize to fit contents: unchecked
> All internal margins set to zero
> Row set to Exactly the height of the image
> Column set to the width of the image
> Allow row to break across pages: unchecked.
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> skypilotpete
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Terry
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1/5/2010 9:34:14 AM
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