WD2000: WordBasic.FormatPicture Resizes Picture Incorrectly Using CroppingID: Q209937
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When you use the WordBasic.FormatPicture commands in Visual Basic for Applications to crop a picture, the resulting size is incorrect.
For example, the following commands insert an image into a new document. The resulting size should be a height and width of 2 inches (144 points), and ScaleX and Y should be 400 percent.
However, the resulting height and width are 3.5 inches, and ScaleX and Y are 700 percent.
Sub CropPicture()
With WordBasic
.FileNewDefault
.InsertPicture New:=1
.CharLeft 1, 1
.FormatPicture CropLeft:=18, CropRight:=18, CropTop:=18, _
CropBottom:=18, SizeX:=144, SizeY:=144, SetSize:=1, _
ScaleX:=200, ScaleY:=200
End With
End Sub
The scale percent is ignored in Visual Basic for Applications.
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Sub CropPicture()
Documents.Add
Set myPic = ActiveDocument.InlineShapes.New _
(Range:=Selection.Range)
With myPic
.Height = 144
.Width = 144
With .PictureFormat
.CropLeft = 18
.CropRight = 18
.CropTop = 18
.CropBottom = 18
End With
End With
End Sub
Microsoft has confirmed this to be a problem in the Microsoft products listed at the beginning of this article.
Additional query words: vba
Keywords : kbdta kbwordvba wd2000
Version : WINDOWS:2000
Platform : WINDOWS
Issue type : kbbug
Last Reviewed: May 28, 1999