How to Insert a Picture in a Microsoft Word Document
You can insert clip art or a photo you have scanned in a Microsoft Word 97, 2000 (for PC) or 98 (for Macintosh) document. Graphics add pizzazz to a document and also break up the density of text, making it more appealing. You can also use graphics to illustrate the points you're making.
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Instructions
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Place the cursor where you want the graphic in your document.
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Go to the Insert menu and select Picture.
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Select Clip Art if you want to insert clip art from the Microsoft Gallery; select From File if you want to insert a photo or drawing you've scanned or created in another application.
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For Microsoft clip art, choose an image from the gallery, then right-click it and choose Insert (the first icon in the menu).
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For other pictures, locate the file on your hard disk, select it and click Insert.
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After the picture appears in the document, resize it by dragging one of the handles (small boxes) located around the outside edges of the graphic's frame.
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Tips & Warnings
See "How to Wrap Text Around a Picture in Microsoft Word" to learn how to make text flow around your graphic.
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Thank -you so much.
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thanx.... ya able 2 fix my photo in microsoft office.... thanx alot
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3671aikihell
Nov 13, 2010
In m/w when I want to add a photo, I click `insert` then ` picture ` then `file`.I then get a text list of all my photos, I would like to see may photos as that would be easier to select from. HELP !! Henry
