How do you save these in a Works format?
02-01-2011, 06:32 AM
#3
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Join Date: Nov 2010
Posts: 3,751
Should you talking about the messages here it is,
left click on your mouse it opens a window, there you can give it a name and bookmark it to your bookmarks.
right click on your mouse opens a different window, here you can scroll down, create shortcut, now you can send the link to someone else (you have to paste it) or you can save it to your pages.
I hope it makes sense to you.
left click on your mouse it opens a window, there you can give it a name and bookmark it to your bookmarks.
right click on your mouse opens a different window, here you can scroll down, create shortcut, now you can send the link to someone else (you have to paste it) or you can save it to your pages.
I hope it makes sense to you.
02-01-2011, 07:35 AM
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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1. Right click on the picture and "save" it rather than "copy".
2. Open Works (or Word).
3. Click Insert option at top of page.
4. Slide down to picture --may need to click double arrows to expand list.
5. Slide over and down to "From File".
6. Pick your picture.
To move picture more easily in Word/Works program.
1. Click on picture
2. Format --next to Insert.
3. Click Picture.
4. Click Layout tab.
5. Click Square
6. Tick Other in Horizontal Alignment option
7. Click Ok
Now picture has little dots around it and you can change size and Left click/hold and move picture.
2. Open Works (or Word).
3. Click Insert option at top of page.
4. Slide down to picture --may need to click double arrows to expand list.
5. Slide over and down to "From File".
6. Pick your picture.
To move picture more easily in Word/Works program.
1. Click on picture
2. Format --next to Insert.
3. Click Picture.
4. Click Layout tab.
5. Click Square
6. Tick Other in Horizontal Alignment option
7. Click Ok
Now picture has little dots around it and you can change size and Left click/hold and move picture.
02-01-2011, 08:40 AM
#8
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: In the middle of an Oklahoma wheat field
Posts: 840
Originally Posted by redhawk
1. Right click on the picture and "save" it rather than "copy".
2. Open Works (or Word).
3. Click Insert option at top of page.
4. Slide down to picture --may need to click double arrows to expand list.
5. Slide over and down to "From File".
6. Pick your picture.
To move picture more easily in Word/Works program.
1. Click on picture
2. Format --next to Insert.
3. Click Picture.
4. Click Layout tab.
5. Click Square
6. Tick Other in Horizontal Alignment option
7. Click Ok
Now picture has little dots around it and you can change size and Left click/hold and move picture.
2. Open Works (or Word).
3. Click Insert option at top of page.
4. Slide down to picture --may need to click double arrows to expand list.
5. Slide over and down to "From File".
6. Pick your picture.
To move picture more easily in Word/Works program.
1. Click on picture
2. Format --next to Insert.
3. Click Picture.
4. Click Layout tab.
5. Click Square
6. Tick Other in Horizontal Alignment option
7. Click Ok
Now picture has little dots around it and you can change size and Left click/hold and move picture.
02-01-2011, 12:11 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2009
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Posts: 14,646
Save it in Google Documents. It's free and won't use up any of your computer space. Same with Google bookmarks. Stores all your bookmarks online and clears up your browser. Same with Google photos. Stores all your pics online and no worry if your computer crashes. Download Cutepdf and select it for your printer when the printer window opens, it will save what you want to print in pdf format on your computer or anywhere online you save your files. You pay for internet use use the space there and not use up your computer space.
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