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by - delegate Aimee [1 post] (2008 Aug 21 Thu, 16:24) Reply

Where can you get more Clipart images from other than the C Drive? I would like to make my presentations look a bit more professional and I would like a bigger selection of images to choose from.

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RE: Clipart

by - trainer Mark gold contributer [287 posts] (2008 Sep 8 Mon, 12:52) Reply

Hi Aimee

How are you doing, sorry i have not got back to you sooner

You can get lots of clipart from as i spoke of through the C:drive, program files\microsft office\clipart\pub60cor

But if you want more than that your best bet is to go to Google images and search for them there, alternatively
you could also go and purchase a CD with thousands of clipart images on but Google is the best place

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