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Suppress "Save As" Dialog Box In Microsoftoffice Document Image Wr I have been using MicrosoftOffice Document Image Writer to convert .doc files
into .tiff images. But it always pops up a "Save As" dialog box asking to
specify the path to save the converted tiff images.
Is there a way I can suppress this dialog box so that my tiff images will
always be saved in a pre-defined folder.



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