'Save as image' in Word 2007

In most Microsoft Office applications, you can click on the image and choose "Save image as" to save this image to your hard drive. I can't find this option in Word 2007. Someone knows how to do? Only thing I know is to copy the image to the Clipboard, paste into other Office 2007 application (Excel, etc.), then make a right click and 'Save as image '...

Hello Ykt28403,

Thank you for your message.  Unfortunately, this option is not available.  You will need to copy the picture and paste it in another program such as paint.  I studied all the hotkeys as well.  Very interesting.

http://www.keyxl.com/aaa367b/5/Microsoft-Word-keyboard-shortcuts.htm

See you soon

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