EPS import doesn't show preview

[frma]

Since update to Ofice 2003, EPS files exported from the drawing program
Arts&Letters no longer show a preview image when imported to Word. AFAIK, the
new eps import filter reads the Postscript instead of using the preview
image, and it doesn't seem to like Arts&Letters EPS. (Printing works fine).
Any help would be appreciated.

[Yaroslav Fedorina]

I've found the workaround if EPS is not showed in Word file upon importing.

I have 2003 Office
There is a file which is responsible for filtering EPS while inserting it into Word document:

C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\microsoft shared\GRPHFLT\EPSIMP32.FLT

The version I had was dated to ?2003? .

I've replaced it with another version dated 2007 and I can see all imported EPS images now!

Here is a link to this(working) filter on my DropBox
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1857399/EPSIMP32.FLT

Post by frma
Since update to Ofice 2003, EPS files exported from the drawing program
Arts&Letters no longer show a preview image when imported to Word. AFAIK, the
new eps import filter reads the Postscript instead of using the preview
image, and it doesn't seem to like Arts&Letters EPS. (Printing works fine).
Any help would be appreciated.
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