I'm doing a project, and my teacher told me to cite all of the pictures on the project, including the clip art. I don't really know if she's talking about microsoft clip art or clipart from the internet, but anyways.\nHow do you cite clip art from microsoft word?
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Usually, people do not cite clip art separatly, but *may* credit Microsoft Office software. Also, any images taken from the internet should be credited just by giving the web address that they were taken from.
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The best site on the web (if you don't want cheesy Microsoft clipart) is http://www.flamingtext.com
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If you are looking for graphics try microsoft's website. They have a ton a free clip art.
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I dont know why people don't read the entire post before GUESSING at the answer. \n\nCAV.EXE is a self-extracting file that updates the Clipart Viewer that came with Premier Clips only.  If you don't have this program, find and delete it.  (You can also disable it from Msconfig, then reboot, find and delete the file.)  \n\nIf you DO have either of the above programs, uninstall them.
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If you have Word on a PC just insert a table and format and edit as required.  If you don't have access to Word use graph paper or if you're really creative cut out coloured shapes for each person and stick them onto a large piece of card link together with ribbon or wool.  Now that will WOW! them at school.
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Use "alt" + "print screen".  This will put a bitmap of your screen on your clipboard.  You can then paste it into paint or powerpoint or other graphics program to edit it.  Because it is a bitmap, it will be huge.  You may want to use "save as" to convert it to jpg or gif before e-mailing it.
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I always use this site when compiling my works cited page:\n\nhttp://citationmachine.net/
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When you highlight it hold ctrl and x (that's the command to cut and not to copy) then go to the folder you wish put the pictures and hold ctrl and v (that's the command to paste) and it wont make copies of the photos anymore.\nGood luck!
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Download the clipart to your computer.\nOpen up Microsoft Paint, or Paint Shop Pro or Photoshop (or any other graphic editing program that you have.  Once you have the clipart on screen you should be able to edit the colors by using a paintbrush or "bucket fill".
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If you are looking to do word art in PowerPoint, you are using ****Microsoft Office for Mac*******\n\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/applications/office/
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I would make a works cited sheet with all of the citations for the entire paper on it. try this website, it's great.\nwww.citationmachine.net
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I drew pictures for my third grader.  Or you can use things around the house, like pennies, marbles, candy, etc and illustrate it that way.\n\nThis helped my child
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Heh heh, its a paper clip! ^_^
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the image gets copied to the clip-board, i mean designated memory area. So if you want to save this file then open MS paint (start->run->mspaint) or any other picture software and then press CTRL+V or view->paste, the image will be pasted and then you can save the file.
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Right click on the picture that you see in Word and select copy\nOpen MS Paint\nClick Edit and select Paste\nSave the file in JPEG format after making adjustments to its size\nYou are done
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Be creative with "Word".\n\nTo add pictures;-\n\nGo to 'insert' then 'picture' then 'clip art' and you can add all the pictures you could in 'publisher'; or you can browse your files to add a picture from there.\n\nIf inserting clip art picture it works best if you're connected to the Internet as clip art will access the database for any searches you do.\n\nDon't forget to use the "print preview" option regularly to see how your finished item will look, paying particular attention to the edges as they may get chopped off. (been there, done that!)
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dear kdjags,\n\nif you are referring to the following article:\n\n"Memory: Luba art and the making of history" by Mary Nooter Roberts and Allen F Roberts.\n\nYes it begins at page 22 and runs till page 35 (a total of 14 pages) in the Winter Issue of African Arts volume 29, 1996.\n\nThe 9c and 9 bw behing refers to photographs, apparently this article comes with 9 color and 9 black and white photographs.