Chage the html tag

Hi wolfbuda,
obviously MS Word is not a HTML editor because it does not support the standards compliant W3C valid XHTML and HTML 4 in-line style attribute for IMG tags. It is a word processor and a shoddy one at that. So just don't use it to edit HTML.

You can try to work around this bug in Microsoft Word by forking the image plugin and modifying it's source code yourself. If doing so is beyond your javascript skill level, use AbiWord instead. AbiWord does render and allow you to edit standards compliant HTML 4 and is available entirely free of charge.
Avoid all Microsoft software products if at all possible. They are consistently littered with bugs like this. Internet Explorer is another fine example of a Microsoft product which fails to render standards compliant HTML 4 correctly and should be entirely avoided. Products such as these from companies which are more interested in their own bottom line than the quality of the software they produce are becoming less and less relevant to the standardised open web of the future. Avoiding them and their poor quality software is a much better strategy to adopt now rather than when you will have to do so later. Microsoft Word is easily the worst product in it's class and a colossal waste of money. So don't fall into the trap of using something substandard just because you have paid for it. Learn your lesson and move on.

Thanks,
Zanpakutō