CTRL + SHIFT + F9 in Word

[Jessica Nealon <jessica_nealon -at- yahoo -dot- com>]

How does CTRL + SHIFT + F9 work to convert embedded
objects? Do you have to select each? When I selected
all, it converted my TOC to text. One of my product
managers has an 8MB Word file. I did a Save As HTML
and it produced a 2.5MB .mso file, which means the
document is loaded with embedded objects. The problem
is that I don't even know where the embedded objects
are. Is there a way to convert them all to graphics?
Or do I have to find each, select it, and hit the
keys?

Thanks, 
jn

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