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ReplyTue 23 Jan 2007, 16:45Delegate Kassandra said...

Rotate

How do you rotate a picture?

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ReplyWed 24 Jan 2007, 13:34Trainer Richard said...

RE: Rotate

Hi

Thanks for your question.

When you click on a picture, you should see a green circle appear just above the picture. Hold your mouse over the green circle and move it left or right to rotate the image.

Otherwise you have options to flip a picture by going to Draw - Flip or Rotate on the Drawing toolbar.

I hope this helps
Amanda

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