A desktop publishing application from Microsoft that focuses on page layout and graphic design.
I keep trying to do this but I get a "folder in use" popup. Any suggestions?
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When I try to hit the pictures icon on publisher in the "Home" header to add a picture to something the window comes up saying:
"Bad Request- Request too Long. Http Error 400. the size of the request headers is too long."
If I go to insert at the top of the page and click picture there it will work for uploading pictures from my computer.
I made sure office is updated but not sure how to fix this.
Help please?
A desktop publishing application from Microsoft that focuses on page layout and graphic design.
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This worked! I had a previous email address as one of the connected services. I removed it and replacing pictures works again! Thank you so much for your help.
When I try to hit the pictures icon on publisher in the "Home" header to add a picture to something the window comes up saying:
"Bad Request- Request too Long. Http Error 400. the size of the request headers is too long."
If I go to insert at the top of the page and click picture there it will work for uploading pictures from my computer.
I made sure office is updated but not sure how to fix this.
Help please?
I finally found a real solution:
Go to %LOCALAPPDATA%\Microsoft\Office\16.0\ folder.
David - thank you for your response and help. I am still stuck with this issue despite trying the suggestions you offer. What happens to me: I go to the Install/Illustrations/Picture menu and select the image I want. This goes without a hitch. However, once I attempt to change the image location on the document or try to reshape it, I keep getting the 400 error. I am not attempting to bring in an image residing online or attempting to download from One Drive. All I' m trying to do is to bring in an image that resides on the hard drive. The only way that I can sometimes work around this message is to shut off the WiFi. Then sometimes, the system will ask if I want to use my own image that already resides on the drive. Otherwise, every time the error message continues to pop up making it impossible to edit the document. Do you have any ideas? This is making me a bit nuts because it keeps me from completing a project. Thanks for any insight.
Look at this thread for a discussion of workarounds:
I would also suggest that you consider the approach taken by Foseburg Marcus above and/or Computerguy404. These fixes workaround Publisher trying to make an web connection and choking Publisher.
DavidF