Open image in msword without third party tool

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I want to open image in MsWord but i don't want to use third party tool?

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I want to open image in MsWord but i don't want to use third party tool?

Posted 4-Dec-20 18:50pm

Computechsoft

Updated 5-Dec-20 0:14am

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You do not need any other tool, Microsoft Word is able to open images quite well itself. Just use the items under the Insert menu tab.

Posted 4-Dec-20 23:34pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Patrice T · Accepted Answer · 2020-12-05T00:14:00

Solution 2

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I want to open image in MS Word but i don't want to use third party tool?

Why don't you use Word integrated tools ?
Just have learn how to use Word.

Posted 5-Dec-20 0:14am

Patrice T

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Computechsoft 5-Dec-20 8:03am

Microsoft object library can be use for this purpose you can tell some time component not add in toolbox or not displaying in Add reference ? so how to search or add this component?

Patrice T 5-Dec-20 8:15am

When you ask question, it is a good idea to give context.

Use Improve question to update your question.
So that everyone can pay attention to this information.