Word file image printing issue

When it comes to image printing with a word document, there are two scenarios.

Situation 1: The printer itself supports the image printing function, and you can directly set the image printing function on the printer.

In the second case, the printer does not support the image printing function.

Manually implement the image as follows:

1. Open Word;

2. After selecting the content to be mirrored, press Ctrl+X to cut;

3. Click Start->Paste->> Paste selectively;

4. Select ** (Enhanced Metafile) and OK;

5. Select the pasted content, click Format->> Rotate->> Rotate horizontally;

6. Click Print to finish.

1. In Word 2002, the article that needs to be mirrored and printed is typeset according to the conventional operation, completed, and the original file is saved.

2. Save the file as a copy, open the copy file, press the shortcut key Ctrl+A to select all the contents, and then press the shortcut key Ctrl+C to copy the content to the clipboard.

3. Open the "" menu, execute the following "Paste Special" command, select Paste "** (Enhanced Metafile)" in the pop-up "Paste Special" window (as shown in Figure 1), and click OK to exit. At this time, click on the content in the window, and you will find that all the original ** and text have become a graphic. Click anywhere in the image to activate the control point and adjust the boundaries of ** slightly with the mouse to avoid incomplete printing of individual words.

4. Click the drawing toolbar, select the "Horizontal Flip" command under the "Rotate or Flip (P)" command to flip the image into a mirror image (as shown in Figure 2), at this time, press the printer icon in the toolbar to print the image file.

How-to tips. Of course, there are many files that are more than one page long, and for files longer than one page, we only need to select, copy, selectively paste, adjust, and flip each page to form a mirror file and print it out.

In addition, when you select "Flip Horizontally" or "Flip Left" under the "Rotate or Flip (P)" command, you will also notice a new change in Word 2002, at this time, a new control button for controlling rotation has appeared, which you can adjust to rotate the text at any angle in the form of an image. If you are not satisfied with the angle of rotation, you can also right-click on the Format, select the Format command in the shortcut, and select the Size tab of the Settings window, where you can rotate at any angle. In this article, you don't need a printer with special features, and you don't need to add additional software, you can also print text in any orientation.

If you find it troublesome, install a WPS, which is available in the print settings.

Word print image, it depends on whether your printer has this function.

Now 2007 seems to be okay, but I haven't tried.

Printing ytterbium images,It doesn't seem to be the function of the printer.。。 is a feature of some virtual printing

1.Start - Programs - Microsoft Office - Microsoft Office 2010 Tools - Microsoft Clip Manager.

2.Open the Clip Manager - File - Add clips to the Manager - from the scanner or camera.

3.After selection, the following action dialog box appears, and then select Custom Insert.

4.After clicking, this sweeping operation interface will appear at the top left of the screen - on the right side, select according to your needs, and click on the scanning surface.

5.The scanned images can be viewed in the collection list, and they are saved in C: Users User Pictures Microsoft Clip Manager by default, and you can return to Word2010 - Insert - **.

Are you referring to printers scanning documents referring to all-in-one machines? If it's all mirrored, that's the setting problem of your all-in-one machine, you can take a look in the settings. *^

On the other hand, you can rotate the file and scan it a little bit like this.

Would it be nice to adjust the mirroring?

Word image tool can be tuned.

1. First of all, the computer must install Adobe Acrota, select Custom Installation when installing, and check Adobe PDF printer. If you have an Adobe PDF printer in Devices & Printers on your computer, you can skip this step.

2. Start the Word document you want to print the reverse film. Click File menu Print (you can't click Quick Print). Select Adobe PDF in the Select Printer section, and then tap Printer Properties

3. In the open Adobe PDF Document Properties dialog box, select Paper Quality, select Black and White as the color, and then click Advanced. In the open "Adobe PDF Converter Advanced Options" middle point Postscript Options "Left of" + sign.

5. Select "Yes" in the "Image Output". Then OK to exit the dialog box.

6. Click "Print" and fill in the file name in "Save PDF file". Then Adobe Acrobat Pro will be launched, so that it will become a mirror text, and you can print and type.