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Another assignment from Alvin Trusty's EDFI560 class. A PPT "how to" insert a picture in a Microsoft Word document.
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- 1. Insert a Picture in a Word Document
- 3. Place your cursor where you want your picture.
- 4. Click Insert
- 5. Select Picture and slide over to From File…
- 6. Find and select a picture to be inserted.
- 8. Click on the Format Picture…
- 9. Make sure you are in Size and enter the Width.
- 10. Click OK
- 11. With the picture selected, click on the Crop button.
- 12. Click and drag the edge handle to reduce height of picture.
- 13. May do this to the other points if more cropping is necessary.
- 14. Click on the Format Picture…
- 15. Cropping can be manually entered in these boxes.
- 16. Adjust Cropping and Size, under these tabs, until both height and width are equal.
- 17. Select Tight to make text wrap tight around the picture.
- 18. Click OK.
- 19. And you have successfully inserted a picture, cropped it and changed the text wrapping!