We have some dynamically created wordml documents (Word 2003) that are created based upon user selections from a web page. Based upon user choices, we assemble sections of a word document into one large document. We are careful to keep our pictures labeled distinctly, our styles consistent, and everything looks and works wonderfully.....except on just a small minority of user's computers, some of the graphics in the various sections appear as a red X.  We have determined that the problem is due to some of the wordml files being assembled with a 0d 0a at the end of each line in the code representing the embedded image and while some of the files have only a 0a (this is due to some post-processing we do on the raw xml files). For the large majority of users, the 0d0a or just the 0a by itself do not make a difference and the images display just fine either way. For the small minority of users that have the problem, we would like to know if there is some option in Word or on their laptops settings which makes this make a difference rather than editing and re-loading all of our several hundred wordml documents in multiple languages in the database. Does anybody have any clues where to look to solve this?