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How to save all images and generate text in Microsoft Word (Video in Khmer)

Learn how to save all images and generate text in Microsoft Word with easy Khmer video tutorial.

📅2026-09-29⏱️5 min read✍️Rean Computer 101

Hello everyone! Today I show you two cool trick in Microsoft Word. One is how to save all image from Word file. Another one is how to make fake text automatic. Both very useful. Let go!


How to Save All Images from Word Document

You have Word file with many picture inside. You want save all picture to your computer — but you not want save one by one? No worry! There is easy way.

Method: Save Word as Web Page

  1. Open your Word document.
  2. Click File => Save As.
  3. Choose where you want save.
  4. In Save as type — change to Web Page (\.htm, \.html).
  5. Click Save.
  6. Now go to the folder where you save. You see one folder with name like filename_files.
  7. Open that folder — all image is inside! You can copy and use them.

📺 Watch Video Tutorial (Khmer):

> 💡 Tip: This method save image in original quality. Much better than take screenshot one by one!

> 💡 Tip: If you only want one or two image — you can right-click on image in Word and choose Save as Picture. Easy!


How to Generate Text (Dummy Text) in Microsoft Word

You want test font or layout but don't have text to put? Word can make fake text for you automatic! Very fast and useful.

Method 1: Use =lorem() formula

  1. Click where you want the text appear.
  2. Type this: =lorem()
  3. Press Enter.
  4. Word automatic generate Lorem Ipsum text (Latin dummy text).

Method 2: Use =rand() formula

  1. Click where you want the text appear.
  2. Type this: =rand()
  3. Press Enter.
  4. Word generate random English paragraph for you.

Method 3: Control how much text

You can put number inside to control:

  • =rand(3,2) => make 3 paragraph, each paragraph have 2 sentence
  • =lorem(5,3) => make 5 paragraph, each have 3 sentence

📺 Watch Video Tutorial (Khmer):

> 💡 Tip: Use =rand() when you want English text. Use =lorem() when you want Latin text (Lorem Ipsum). Both good for test design!

> 💡 Tip: This trick also work in Microsoft PowerPoint! Try it there also.

> 💡 Tip: After text generate — you can delete it anytime. It just dummy text, not real content.

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