I couldn't find the scan option in Microsoft Word 2010 but in Microsoft Word 2007 I used to have that option.
Can you please tell me how to scan from Microsoft Word 2010?
Word – How to scan from Microsoft Word 2010
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Word is not a very good HTML editor, and I personally have not used Word 2010. I would personally open the document in a text editor (notepad is fine, but notepad++ is better). locate the section you want the snippet to be inserted and paste it right in.
The main thing to consider if you are not familiar with html markup is to not insert it inside another elements tags. HTML uses opening and closing tags such as opens a division tag and closes the tag. Locate or create some whitespace after the closing tag of the element you want your badge to be located after, and paste it into the document.
After doing this you can open the document in your web browser and see if it renders as you hoped it would.
I've found that the easiest way to do this within Word is to open the new document (that you want to import the style to).
To do this, first open the Styles Window (Alt+Ctrl+Shift+S), and click on Manage Styles.
At the bottom of the Manage Styles window is Import/Export....
You can then choose another file by closing your normal.dotm file, and using Open File to select file with style(s), then copying the required styles across.
Works for 2013, 2010, 2007. In 2007 the Manage Styles is a small icon in the Styles Window
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This is a feature that has been removed - TechNet Article Changes in Word 2010.
Searches on the internet show some various work arounds to be using OneNote 2010 to scan/insert into Word, a Word macro or scan using scanner software and inserting into Word.