Anyway to save icon/image to file?

Hello,
The what:
I have a picture I made which I put in my resource files which is a ___.jpg. I want to save this picture in a word document so it actually shows the image with text incorporated in the file as well.
The how:
I tried ImageIO and Resource type file writers but nothing is writing how I like.
The question:
Is this even possible? If so what is the writer called?
Thanks,

If you want to create a word document, you might look into POI
[http://poi.apache.org/]

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