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Enabling/Disabling Picture Placeholders

Microsoft Word Getting Started
If you've inserted a picture or an object such as an Excel spreadsheet in your Word file, but instead of the table you only see an outline where it should be, you might have picture placeholders enabled. Find out how to disable this feature and see what you've inserted in the document. Or, conversely, if you want to save some of your computing resources, find out how to enable this feature.
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