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File--> PRINT --> OK All students have the AR printer as their default. This prints to the Lab. How do I get an image from the Internet into my document? 1. Find your image. 2. Right click on the image 3. Left click on COPY. NOTE: If COPY does not appear, you may not be able to copy that image. Find another. 4. Go back to your document 5. Right click on the document 6. Left click on PASTE I want to move my image in my document. Why can't I? You need to format the image. Directions for Word 2003 1. Left click on the image. It will have boxes or handles all around it. 2. Right click on the image. 3. Left click on FORMAT PICTURE (or FORMAT IMAGE) 4. Click on the LAYOUT tab 5. Click on TIGHT and then OK You should be able to move the picture around as you wish. Directions for Word 2007: 1. Right click on the image 2. Click on Text Wrapping 3. Click on Tight How do I get an image from PAINT into my Word document? 1. After you have created the image in Paint, Click on EDIT-- >Select All 2. Then Click on EDIT-->COPY (left clicking doesn't work in Paint) 3. Open your Word document 4. Click on EDIT--> Paste (or use another method of pasting that you know!) If you want to be able to move the image around, check out the answer to Question 3 above. How do I double space in Word? 1. Click on FORMAT-->Paragraph 2. Be sure you are on the Indents and Spacing tab 3. Find the Spacing section--3 section down 4. Find LINE SPACING. Use the drop-down box to select DOUBLE Do not use the space bar or the tab button! In the FORMATTING toolbar, click the button for centering. Note: If you want the rest of your text to be left-justified, hit the ENTER key to get to the next line before clicking the LEFT JUSTIFY button on the FORMATTING toolbar Can I add other sounds to a PowerPoint presentation? Yes. With your teacher's permission, search for the sound or music you want that is in wav format. Right click on the wav file when you find it and click on "Save target as". Save it to a place where you will be able to find it. Click on Slide Show-->Custom Animation. After you choose an animation for the element on the effects tab, choose "other sound" at the bottom of the list. Find the wav file and click OK. How do I add another slide in PowerPoint? Insert-->New Slide. or Insert-->Duplicate slide How do I play music over several slides in PowerPoint? 1. Complete all the slides. Animate them as you wish. 2. With your teacher's permission, find a music file that is appropriate for school and for the assignment. 3. Save the file in your My Music folder by right clicking on the file and choosing "Save Target As" 4. Click on the slide in your presentation where the music should begin. 5. Click on Insert-->Movies and Sounds-->Sound From File 6. Find your file, click OK 7. Choose "Automatically" (this seems to work best) Your music will now be heard on one slide. To allow the music to continue 8.Click on Slide Show--Custom Animations 9. Find your music file on the panel on the right. Click on the drop down box 10. Choose Effect Options 11. Choose Start Playing from Beginning 12. Choose Stop Playing After (you choose using the dropdown box) slides How do I get my PowerPoint presentation to play continuously? 1. Slideshow-->Rehearse Timings. This is best if your slides need various transition times OR 1. Slide Show-->Slide Transitions--> Advance Slide Automatically After (you choose the seconds). 7-10 work best for photos. With text, you might need longer. Then click APPLY TO ALL SLIDES NOTE: On this same panel, you may choose Random Transitions in that top box. This will allow PPT to choose the transitions for your sides. On to the LOOPING: 2. Slideshow-->Set up show-->Show Options-->Loop continuously until ESC Note: If you have animations on each slide, you will need to do the following: Click on Slideshow-->Custom animation. Click on the dropdown box to the right of your first animation Choose "Start with previous" Click on the dropdown box to the right of your second animation Choose "Start after previous" Choose "Start after previous" for all subsequent animations What can I do if I want to watch a PowerPoint presentation but don't have PPT? Use PowerPoint Viewer. It's a free, safe download from microsoft: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=428D5727- 43AB-4F24- 90B7-A94784AF71A4&displaylang=en (copy and paste that link!) |