The information in this article applies to:
SYMPTOMS
When you insert an object created from an application that is not an OLE
server--such as Microsoft Publisher 2.0, Microsoft Works 3.0, or Microsoft
Access 1.1--the object displays as a packager icon or an icon representing
the server application.
CAUSEThe entire document is stored as data, but the icons act as presentation placeholders for the object. In many cases, the metafile representation would not provide a meaningful result in the client application, so the icon is used instead. RESOLUTIONOpen the file with its creator application, select and copy the desired data, switch to Word and paste. If you choose Paste Special from the Edit menu, you may be able to Paste Link. This functionality will be determined by the server application. MORE INFORMATION
The Create New tab in the Insert Object dialog box lists all the object
types that are supported by OLE or DDE server applications. The resulting
object that appears in your Word document may vary depending upon the type
of server that creates it. Some servers allow you to see the actual
metafile representation. Other servers display the object only as an icon
of the server application or as a packager icon. If the information
displays as an icon, you can launch the server application by double-
clicking the icon.
Additional query words: 6.00a client container package ole ole1 6.00c winword ole2
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