Our printer has sent me a excel file that contains an image (our logo) that
has the extension .esp. I can see the outline, but not the actual image.
When you print the worksheet it prints correctly, but you cannot see the
actual image on the screen or using preview. Any suggestions?

I think you mean EPS, which is encapsulated postscript. I haven't worked
with them for a long time, but when I did...you could save them *with
headers* or without. When an EPS has a header, you can see the graphic
on-screen. When it doesn't, you can't--you just get the box or perhaps the
filename if the person saving the EPS file chose to put that on-screen
instead. I don't think it's something you can really control, but do
double-check that under Tools--Options--View, you don't have
"Placeholders" checked.
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Anne Troy
VBA Project Manager
www.OfficeArticles.com

"SandiVH" wrote in message
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Our printer has sent me a excel file that contains an image (our logo)
that
has the extension .esp. I can see the outline, but not the actual image.
When you print the worksheet it prints correctly, but you cannot see the
actual image on the screen or using preview. Any suggestions?