Instruction
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For working with graphical objects in a Word document, use the section "Illustrations" on the "Insert" tab. Available to the user such as "picture", "Clip", "Figure", "Chart", and so on. In addition, you can copy any image from a graphics editor and paste it in the text.
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Inserted in the document, the picture is a separate object even if it is not explicitly selected and serves only as a background for text. This object is applicable the General principle of copying and pasting: highlight the picture, place a copy in the clipboard, and then remove the copy in another document.
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To select the picture in Word, click on it with the left mouse button. That the image is highlighted, you will see appeared around his thin frame, or the picture highlighted in light grey. When the document includes the picture, the mouse cursor is located in the area of the figure changes its form.
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To copy a drawing to the clipboard, click on the picture, right-click and select from the drop down menu "Copy". Another option: enter the keyboard combination Ctrl and C. alternatively, you can use the button thumbnail on the toolbar.
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In the program you want open a new or existing document in which you want to insert an image, click the right mouse button in the workspace and select from the drop down menu "Paste". Another option: type the Ctrl and V or click "Paste" under "edit" in the menu bar.
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Also, the picture in the Word document, you can always just "take a picture" and after processing in a graphics editor. Use the PrintScreen key on the keyboard, or take advantage of any program designed to capture images.
