How to Create a Scene Using Microsoft Word

A flyer-like document containing words and graphics is referred to as a "scene" in Microsoft Word. Assigning preset styles and creating custom styles for headings and inserting pictures all make up a scene. While a scene is primarily graphical in nature, words are often used to describe the photo elements on the page. Follow the steps below to make a basic scene and then let your imagination take you on a creative cruise in Microsoft Word.

Instructions

1. In Microsoft Word, type an appropriate title describing your file within the body of your document.

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   Highlight the title and then click on the "Formatting and Style" icon located on the Toolbar.

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   Click the "New Style" button.

4. Assign the font size and style properties and then name your new style.

5. Click "OK". Your new style will now appear in the list of style selections.

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   While the title remains highlighted, click on the name of your new style.

7. Add a graphic to your scene. First, place the cursor on the space where you would like to paste the graphic.

8. Selecting "Insert" from the Toolbar Menu.

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   Select "Picture" and then "Clip Art."

10. Double-click on the photo of your choice.

11. Save your completed scene.

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Tips & Warnings

• Further customize your scene by adding appropriate wording that describes the graphic elements in the document.

• Save your prized files containing scenes as templates. This may save you valuable time is searching for your chosen styles and also help you avoid reformatting over and over again.