Dropping image borders

When I import Word 2007 docs into RH HTML 7 all of my image
borders are dropped. Is there a way to prevent this? Is there a
utility program ro I can run to insert bordeers on .jpg's or is
there a compatible macro program so I can replace image borders in
1 or 2 steps instead of 6 or 7?
Thank you,
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