This screenshot had the required "Color LCD" Color Profile. The solution was to preview the image, on my laptop screen, and take a screen shot of it (using Command-Shift-4 and selecting the image). The later images had been created on my secondary monitor and got a Color Profile of "DELL 3008WFP". I had created the first images on my laptop which gave them a Color Profile of "Color LCD". I quick check of the image properties, via the Finder, revealed the answer: The Color Profile I was using the same method I had always used to create images, but Word did not like my new ones. So the problem had to be with the new images I was creating. How could this be? Reinserting these older images resulted in nice bright pictures in my *.doc document. Then I noticed that some of my earlier images in the same document were not washed out.
Saving the document as a Word document (*.docx) resolves the problem but unfortunately I need to use *.doc format for backwards compatibility with my corporate clients. I tried many different ways to insert the image (including dragging and dropping it in), but all resulted in the washed-out image.
This was using Mac Microsoft Word 2011 and saving the document in Word 97-2004 compatible format (*.doc).
My customer uses a configuration noted in the subject field above. At this time, I do not know the source or what version of Word or what platform it originates from. I had a problem where I created a nice diagram in JPG format, but when I inserted it in my Word document the colours appeared dull and washed-out. Microsoft Word 2011 for Mac, Mac OS 10.9.5 (Mavericks) My customer receives a Word file from another source.
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