Loading image in to a word document

Hello guys,
I hava an image( .bmp file) on the desktop, through java program can I create/load the same image in to a word Document?

JavaBeg_Student wrote:
I hava an image( .bmp file) on the desktop, through java program can I create/load the same image in to a word Document?Create a new or modify an existing Word document?
If creating a new, then throw Word out the window and use RTF (give it a .doc extention and no one will ever know). Then maybe the [javax.swing.text.rtf|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/text/rtf/package-summary.html] package will do the job, if not create a simple XSL-FO and use FOP.
If existing then [Java libraries to read and write Word DOC files|http://java.sun.com/javase/6/docs/api/javax/swing/text/rtf/package-summary.html]

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However, if I save the file as PDF in Microsoft Word (both 2010 or 2013), then I have no such an issue, since the image is not being split into segments and the text is perfectly readable. I have also attached some examples, see below. Ideally I would like to be able to convert several Word documents at once, and saving each documents in Microsoft Word would be too time consuming. Any help on this, will be really appreciated.
1) Converting to PDF, the image is split into segments and the text is unreadable
2) Saving as PDF in Word, does not split the image and it retains the original quality and readable text

Hi Linuxxo,
If the issue is not fixed with the option suggested by Rave.
We would need the files for investigation. Request you to share your email id for correspondence.
In addition please share which version of Acrobat are you using?
Regard’s ,
Reetika

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