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I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from the clip art file or headline from the text box file, the only thing that appears on the
page is a black box with the little black boxes around the perimeter, like it does when the picture appears, but there's no picture in the box. I installed Printmaster Platinum 15 and Print Shop deluxe and the same thing occurs. I tried all the troublesho
oting from the software and from Brodenbund and I called HP support and no help. Can anyone help me. Thanks.
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Pauline

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"PSTHEBORG" wrote in message:
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|I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with
Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from the clip art file or headline from the text
box file, the only thing that appears on the page is a black box with the little black boxes around the
perimeter, like it does when the picture appears, but there's no picture in the box. I installed Printmaster
Platinum 15 and Print Shop deluxe and the same thing occurs. I tried all the troubleshooting from the software
and from Brodenbund and I called HP support and no help. Can anyone help me. Thanks.
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| Pauline

On 11 Jul 2004 15:24:11 -0500, Plato |@|.| wrote:

=?Utf-8?B?UFNUSEVCT1JH?= wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

NobodyMan wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

Then use the word processor that comes with windows.

Plato |@|.| wrote:

NobodyMan wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

Then use the word processor that comes with windows.

The only word processor that comes with Windows in WordPad, which has
very few features. There is a free alternative, check out Open Office
at www.openoffice.org.

--
Tim Slattery
MS MVP(DTS)

Tim Slattery wrote:

The only word processor that comes with Windows in WordPad, which has
very few features. There is a free alternative, check out Open Office
at www.openoffice.org.

I want my Wang back !

Tim Slattery wrote:

The only word processor that comes with Windows in WordPad, which has
very few features. There is a free alternative, check out Open Office
at www.openoffice.org.

I want my Wang back !

Tim Slattery wrote:

The only word processor that comes with Windows in WordPad, which has
very few features. There is a free alternative, check out Open Office
at www.openoffice.org.

I want my Wang back !

NobodyMan wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

Then use the word processor that comes with windows.

NobodyMan wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

Then use the word processor that comes with windows.

NobodyMan wrote:

I have an HP Pavilion that I bought in June. Pentium 4 , 3.0 ghz, good home use machine. It came with Microsoft Works Word Processor. When I try to take a picture from

If you want to use MS word processor, use the real thing. MS Word.

Some folks can't afford Word or any other MS Office product; for 99%
of their home needs Works is just fine. Do they really need to shell
out the bucks for that seldom used 1%?

Then use the word processor that comes with windows.

Tim Slattery wrote:

The only word processor that comes with Windows in WordPad, which has
very few features. There is a free alternative, check out Open Office
at www.openoffice.org.

I want my Wang back !