Alberto-
I get the same thing all the time - quite annoying I'd say. I'm not sure
what it is, but I suspect that there is a memory problem whereby it captures
everything up to a certain point and then drops the fill. One workaround
that sometimes works for me is to set up the layout as you want it (say on a
landscape 8.5x11 paper) then change the paper size to something bigger like
a landscape D size so that there is extra paper showing on the side that is
not being captured entirely (right side?). Now export the window as a wmf.
You'll have extra to crop off in Word or PowerPoint, but it may retain the
fills for you.
Good luck with that-
Jason
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Jason Adam
Computer Draftsperson
Monopros Limited
Toronto, ON
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> Listers,
>
> I'm sure the nightmare that is text handling in MI layouts has been
> discussed to
> death here. I'm trying to export a layout to .wmf using File/Save Window
> As.
> In Powerpoint, I insert the the .wmf file as a picture. Everything works
> perfectly except for a "column" of the image that is missing the shading
> from a
> base map polygon layer.
> The gap in shading does not correspond to a table boundary, so I'm not
> sure what
> the problem is. Saving the layout to .tif or .jpg gets rid of the problem,
> but
> print quality is not high enough.
>
> TIA,
>
> Alberto Reyes
> GIS/Remote Sensing Technician
> Kluane National Park
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