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replyReply Mon 16 Apr 2007, 10:50Delegate Kirstie said...

Kirstie has attended:
Powerpoint Introduction course

Inserting pictures

How do you insert a picture that is not in clipart i.e. a picture that is on the internet for example

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replyReply Mon 16 Apr 2007, 15:31Trainer Tracy said...

RE: inserting pictures

Hi Kirstie,

Thanks for the question,

I suggest you find a picture/image you like and save it to your computer. Once it is saved to your computer you can use the Insert>Picture>From File

Hope that helps

Tracy

 

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