This tutorial explains how to quickly save all images from a Microsoft Word document by converting the document into a web page. The process involves saving the Word file as a web page, which creates a folder containing all images, including both thumbnails and full-size versions. This method provides an efficient way to extract multiple images at once.

What is the main challenge discussed at the beginning of the tutorial?

• Printing images from a Word document

• Converting images to a different format

• Editing images in a Word document

• Saving images one by one from a Word document

What file type should you save the Word document as to extract all images?

• PDF

• Web page

• Excel sheet

• Text file

What is the purpose of naming the file 'multi' during the saving process?

• To overwrite the original document

• To distinguish it from the original file

• To convert it into a different format

• To make it easier to find in the future

Where can you find the extracted images after saving the document as a web page?

• In the recycle bin

• In a new folder named 'multi files'

• In the downloads folder

• In the original Word document

What types of image copies are available in the 'multi files' folder?

• Both thumbnail and full-size images

• Only black and white images

• Only thumbnail images

• Only full-size images