I had a similar problem at work once and it turned out when I checked Tools
Options View Objects the Show Placeholders was checked instead of Show
All


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"KimnJasonG" wrote in message
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Thanks for replying. I tried reducing the hardware accelerationstep by
step
and tried each time to see if it worked but it hadn't. It still happens
that
while looking at a picture I can scroll down then back up and its gone,
it's
actually still there but all I can see are the 8 edge points that are
around
the picture but no image. Thanks again.

"garfield-n-odie [MVP]" wrote:

Try reducing or turning off hardware acceleration in Start | Control
Panel | Display | Settings | Advanced | Troubleshoot. If this fixes the
problem, then you might want to check the website of the manufacturer of
your video card/graphics adapter to see if there is an updated driver
available.

KimnJasonG wrote:

After inserting a picture into an excel worksheet it disappears when I
scroll
down and it leaves the viewing window. Once I scroll back up it is
gone from
view but the picture is still technically there. If I click on it and
move it
slightly it comes into sight again. Any help as to what to do would
be
greatly appreciated. I would like to always see all of my pictures
when I
scroll up and down. Thanks