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Importing photos

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by - delegate Hajley [1 post] (2007 Jul 26 Thu, 15:56) Reply

how do i import photos off my desktop into word within shapes?

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RE: importing photos

by - trainer Amanda diamond contributer [1205 posts] (2007 Jul 26 Thu, 16:30) Reply

Hi Hajley

Thank you for your question.

You can do this by drawing the shape, then right-clicking on the shape and choosing Format AutoShape. Then go to the Colour and Lines tab, use the dropdown next to Fill colour and select Fill Effects. Then choose the Picture tab, and use the Select button to navigate to the desktop and select the picture. Then Insert - OK - OK.

Amanda

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