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By Michael Brown and Tony Bradley | PC World | Published: 16:49, 17 July 2012
Based on extensive time working with the Consumer Preview of Office 2013 and Office 365 using both a laptop and a PC running Windows 7, here's our Office 2013 preview.
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Susan Self said: Does Word 2013 import SVG images We do a lot of technical illustrations in Visio and saving them as SVG makes them zoomable when published as PDF Thats important when they are very detailed I tried pasting SVG into Word 2010 but thats not a solid solution The image can be displayed but it doesnt really stick after you save the file Did Microsoft recognize this need or will we have to wait more years to have SVG supported fully