Does anyone know how to rotate a picture in Word when the rotate option is grey?
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Nope. You can't do it in that case.\n\nYou may have a problem because of the format of the picture when you put it in word. Try copy then paste special and see if any of the options work. (Paste Special is on the Edit menu.)
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Screen rotation doesn't work on all Macs, but here's what you do:\n\n1.  Click on the Apple menu (  ) and select "System Preferences..." from the list.\n\n2.  Hold down the Option (alt) key and select "Displays".\nYou'll see a new "Rotate" menu option.  Click on the drop-down menu choose a rotation angle.  You've got a choice between 90, 180 or 270 degrees.\nhttp://www.123macmini.com/news/images/rotate2.jpg
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a way I know COULD work is that you make a selection and only select what you want to keep colored... that's kinda very pointy work though, then you do "Invert Selection"  (Ctrl-I) and then set the saturatipon as low as posible to make what is selected (now everything exept what you want to keep colored) grey...
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try opening the picture with paint, and then saving it as jpg or bmp. hope this helps.
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Select the object or image and then press the modify menu, transform, flip horizontal.\n\nso in the menu bar - Modify > Transform > Flip Horizontal.\n\nWould have been much easier if it said mirror :P I just figured that one out for you. I might muck around with it now. Hope this helps.
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Go to 'Image' at the top of the window, then click on 'stretch/skew.'
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Open your Picture Toolbar if it's not already visible (go to View-Toolbars-Picture).  Click on your picture so you have the white circles or black squares around it.  Look on your toolbar for an icon with tow triangles - one of them will have an arrow on top of it curving up to the left (as if to show the triangle is standing up).  That will rotate your picture 90 degrees counterclockwise.  There's no way to rotate other than in 90 degree increments - that will have to be done in a program like Photoshop.
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Ahh yes!  I have seen this before!  It's crazy!\n\nIt's different for each video card but try this.\n\nRight click on your desktop and in that menu that pop up check to see if there is a rotate option there.\n\nIf there isn't, right-click on your desktop and choose Graphic Options --> Graphic Properties.  You should find a roation option there.\n\nOtherwise I guess you will just have to turn your monitor onto its side! :)
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White is not a color. If you mean converting the image to a negative use Image/Adjustments/Invert (Alt I )
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Try\n\nphotoshop\nIllustartor\nQuarkXpress\nIndesign
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If you have Microsoft Office, it is very simple.  Choose the picture that you want, open one of the programs (Word) and put your picture on the page.  Now go to the top and click on "View"  then "toolbar".  Now choose the "Picture" toolbar.  You will see a new toolbar.  Put your curser over each tool until it reads "transparent".  This is the tool that you will need.  Once chosen, put the wand on the part of the picture that you want transparent.  The program will do it for you.  I hope that this helps
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Two ways of solving this issue. \n1. goto Menu --> Image --> mode -->  you see grayscale being checked , change it back to  RGB or CMYK or your choice. \nand  dont flatten the image  on prompt. \n2. Restart Photoshop and try.\n\nThis should do.
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Try using snapshot tool of Acrobat Reader and then paste them into a Paint (or some photo editor).\n\nI have used the snapshot tool before, works well to do what you want.
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I haven't used it for anything like that but PhotoPlus is my default image program since I downloaded it free a few weeks ago. There's also a DrawPlus program listed. Check out the details on the site to see if one of them will work for you.
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The only way I know is to use WordArt. \n1) On the Menu bar click: Insert / Picture / WordArt \n2) Choose the upper right-hand WordArt style option (simplest one if you only need it for one letter)\n3) Click OK \n4) Once the "Edit WordArt Text" box pops up, select the font and size you want for the "K" \n5) Click OK\n6) Left click on the "K" to highlight it\n7) Move the mouse cursor to the left most part of the letter until it turns into a double ended horizontal arrow\n8) Click and hold the left mouse button, while you hold it drag the cursor to the right making sure you go an equal distance to the right as the letter was wide on the left\n9) Let go of the mouse button\n\nThere you have a backwards 'K'. If you click anywhere else it will unselect the WordArt. And the one good thing I found is that you can type as close to the inserted text as needed.
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If you mean the actual desktop display was rotated 90 degrees, try this: Click and hold down the Ctrl + Alt keys at the same time and then click your up arrow key.  The desktop display should return to normal.  Up arrow (while holding Ctrl + Alt) = normal display; down arrow = image upside down; right arrow = top of desktop display facing to the right; left arrow = top of desktop display facing to the left.\n\nplrr
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in the print properties dialog there should be an option to print in grayscale.