So, I just spent the last couple of hours putting together a project for my language arts class. Everything looked perfect! I put the project on a memory stick, put it into my Windows computer(Don't have a printer hooked up to my Mac yet.) and opened the document. All the pictures were replaced by a thing that said "You need Quicktime and a decompresser to see this image" I was infuriated, so the next day I asked my friend about it. He said, oh well you have to do "Paste Special". Went home, replaced all the photos, but did "Paste Special" instead of just doing Apple + V. I was sure it would work so I waited until now to print it and once again, it says the same thing. Luckily my mom had her Apple Laptop so I just printed from that, but still for the future, what can I do so that I can see the photos?
By the way, what I did was save the photo, open it in iPhoto, select what part I wanted, Apple+C, then went into Microsoft Word 2004, Edit>Paste Special, Paste as a Photo.
And I saved the document as the default "Word Document".
Suggestions? I don't plan on buying a printer for my Mac anytime soon, so don't suggest I just get a printer.
By the way, what I did was save the photo, open it in iPhoto, select what part I wanted, Apple+C, then went into Microsoft Word 2004, Edit>Paste Special, Paste as a Photo.
And I saved the document as the default "Word Document".
Suggestions? I don't plan on buying a printer for my Mac anytime soon, so don't suggest I just get a printer.