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So how to get the images out?
Now I know you can copy an image from Microsoft Word to Microsoft photo editor or Coreldraw and then resave it as a file in it's own right but I reckon the following method using Open Office is more elegant.
- Open the Word document up in Open Office and resave it as an .odt (open document text) file.
- Navigate to where you saved the .odt file, right click on it and and rename the file extension from .odt to .zip.
- Extract the zip file and open the resulting folder.
Amazing - All the components of your text file are there for you to access!
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4. Open the Pictures folder and there you will find the original image for you to use as you wish! Brilliant!
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