insert equation in word is cutting off top of page

#Insert equation in word is cutting off top of page driver
#Insert equation in word is cutting off top of page full

Setting the text to 150% creates margins around the inserted fragment when pasted. Setting this factor to 125% immediately resolved the issue, and the copied fragment is displayed correctly in Word.

#Insert equation in word is cutting off top of page full

The attempt to edit the embedded diagram opens Visio and displays the full picture correctly.

On any other computer shows the same cropping. When the 'size of text' was set to 100%, cutting from Visio and pasting to Word works incorrectly cropping the fragment displayed in Word. I had the same problem when working with external 4K monitor and Intel(R) HD Graphics 520.

#Insert equation in word is cutting off top of page driver

I would be curious for others which driver they are using to see if this is only related to a My specific case is a DisplayLink driver. I have had this same issue for a very long time (years perhaps) and a search shows this to be the case for others. However I suspect that Anilij's driver is mis-reporting the information, presumably giving the DPI of the native display instead. Is identifying the DPI to the application so that it can scale the image correctly when placing it into the document. I suspect that it uses the display driver to do this. It is this process of generating that image that is at fault. Of an image so that it can display on the screen and when printing without having to go to the original application. When you have an embedded object from another application, it produces the Metadata Hemsey is correct in that the issue lies with the display. Greta's reply is an explanation of possible ways to paste, but does not address the failure. and just a work around, it does not excuse Visio 2013 from needing a bugfix! I had to unplug the monitor and use the laptop screen. I tried changing the monitor to the same resolution as the laptop, that did not work. So if you are displaying to a different monitor, try unplugging it. I was using a laptop, displaying out to a monitor over VGA, at a different resolution (1920x1200). I unplugged the laptop from the monitor, so it was displayingĪt native resolution on the laptop (in my case 1920 x 1080). Almost as if it's not copying the same pixels that are displayed. In fact it cropped even if I pasted it as a metafile into Visio. ALT-TAB to Powerpoint, Paste Special -> Enhanced Metafile. I used CTRL-A in visio 2013, then CTRL-C.

Yes - I had this problem, nothing suggested so far solved it, but finally solved it today.