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1. #Resize document in word for mac 2010 manual#
2. #Resize document in word for mac 2010 code#

I did not have any problem in implementing it and find it to very accurate in resizing images. Click the Add button to add it to the list of commands shown on the Quick Access Toolbar. On the long list of commands on the left, scroll down and select the Shrink One Page command. This method is very easy to implement and later you can resize all your images with a few clicks. On the right, click the Choose Commands From drop-down menu and select the All Commands option.

#Resize document in word for mac 2010 manual#

Conclusion:Īs Microsoft Word does not have the feature of batch resizing all images, this method can really save our time and effort in manual resizing of the image. Now you can run this macro any number of times to batch resize all the images in an MS Word document. To use this Macro later again, you can save your document as Word Macro-Enabled document. As I said earlier that name of our macro is Resize, so we will run that macro.Īt this point, all the images in Word doc have been resized to height and width that were specified in the macro

#Resize document in word for mac 2010 code#

Method 2: Follow these steps to run your Macro code to batch resize images. Method 1: You can run it by clicking Run Sub/User Form button. Now you can run your macro code by 2 methods. In this code, resize() is the name of macro. You can specify required height by this option .ScaleHeight = Required height (in pixels) and width by this option .ScaleWidth = Required Width (in pixels). Now in this code, you can specify required height and width to resize your images (the code above has set Height as 300, and Width as 500). Now, double click on ThisDocument under Project (temp) > Microsoft Word Objects > ThisDocument to display code editor window.Ĭopy and paste the following code in this window: Select Visual Basic in Developer menu to pop up Microsoft Visual Basic window. Now follow these steps to setup your macro code: We need to resize it to fit the document and do. A 5MB picture will take an entire page in Word. Step 3: Macro Code to Batch Resize Images in Word Doc: One reason why we usually resize images is to lower their size. Now, you have completed all the prerequisites to batch resize all your images in a Word document. Restart MS Word to reflect changes that you have made.

This will enable your Developer tab in Word menu ribbon on the top.

In at least Word 2010, you can increase/decrease the indent in a bulleted or.

You can easily enable it by these steps:Ĭlick on Office icon at top left and select Word option. Now switch to Display tab and select Show Developer tab in the Ribbon. (For example, if you press Ctrl-Home to go to the start of a document. Step 2: Turn on Developers Menu in MS Word:Īfter enabling macros, now you need to turn on your Developers menu. Switch to Macro Settings tab and select Enable all macros. Also turn on Trust access to the VBA project and object model option. Now switch to Trust Center tab and click on Trust Center Settings. Now click on Word options to pop up Word Options dialog box.