Numbers/Excel issue: I created a file in Numbers and exported it as an Excel file. Everything worked great... except the column that had images in it was blank. Any suggestions? I could go find all 500 images again and plop them into Excel but I'd really rather not. (Plus, I didn't have to resize the images for Numbers.)
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I was using the ctrl+ to zoom in on a jpeg in Chrome, and somehow my windows display settings were frelled to super-big. Not just chrome, but my entire display I went into display settings and manually adjusted my settings back to what I preferred, so technical support not needed, or at least not if it will take any effort on your part. But if you can guess offhand how the fuck I managed to do that, please let me know.
You're on a Mac? Ctrl-mousewheel will do that.
Aurelia, no clue. Can you try different export methods?
aurelia, there's some explanation as to why that happens here [link] but I am not finding an easy way around it...
Tom I'm on windows. Still makes sense that there is either a windows shortcut, or possibly a shortcut built into my video driver.
Windows+ does a magnification thing over your current mouse position, but that doesn't sound like what you mean. Do You mean your resolution got changed? If so that sounds like a video card thing. Otherwise I'm not sure what you mean by display size.
Actual video card settings. Went to a lower resolution which made everything bigger. In all programs. Which is a standard windows setting that interacts with video card. I just don't know what shortcut key i accidentally hit to change that with a single keystroke.
aurelia, there's some explanation as to why that happens here [link] but I am not finding an easy way around it...
Hm. Ok. Maybe I'll make PDFs for now and revisit this when there aren't more pressing matters.
Thanks.