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#### 6.14.2.2 Converting referenced graphics with Mif2Go (least effort)

You can have Mif2Go convert referenced graphics using FrameMaker graphic export filters. You get screen resolution and rather poor quality (especially for EPS; see §31.2.2.3 Converting EPS graphics), but this is the easiest choice.

Note: For graphics that are not alone in their anchored frames, this is the only choice.

In the Export dialog, choose Write for anchored frames. Mif2Go uses FrameMaker graphic export filters to convert each anchored frame to a WMF, which is subsequently embedded in the Word RTF file. This is a one-click solution, but it results in graphics that are at screen resolution, and therefore might not print as well in Word as those produced by a third-party converter. For example, screenshots will not be as sharp.

See §5.7.2.2 Using FrameMaker graphic export filters.

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| Mif2Go User's Guide: 6.14.2.1 Converting referenced graphics before Mif2Go (best quality) |  | Mif2Go User's Guide: 6.14.2.3 Leaving graphics unconverted for Word (no scaling) |