How do I make clip art fit the size of my document?
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Try using this program.....\n\n\nhttp://www.irfanview.com/
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Use Windows Picture Viewer.  Hit the print icon at the bottom.  On Printer setup or properties select 4X6 paper size.  Then select the full page cropped or fax view.  If it doesn't set up how you want it to, you'll have to crop it to approximately 4X6 ratios and than take these steps.
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Open paint...\nHit file > open and find your picture. Open it up in paint...\nGo to the Image tab and hit "stretch and skew"\nEnter the same percentages in both squares. Try 25%...\n\nIf this is no good, hit Edit > Undo and try another percentage until you get the size that you need...\nHit File > Save as and file it in a flder in your "My Documents" file, like maybe, My Pictures...\nThen you can find it there to Email or whatever...
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Here's the direct link:\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us
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Put the information into a text box and then change the size of the text box to 3x5". That way you can print it on a full page of paper, and cut what you need out
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After the collage was made in Paint, Save it as a JPEG file (use File > Save as and choose JPEG).\n\nNow when you use it, the size is likely to be less than 50K. If it still isnt less than 50K, reduced the size of the collage.
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See what format is your clipart. and check your 'help' in Mac word processor if it support that picture format.\nUsually, MS Clipart use .wmf or .emf format, it is windows metafile and enhanced Metafile Format.\n\nIf your Mac can't recognized that format, convert it to another format which your Mac can recognize it (eg. jpg). then import it.
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you could try microsoft clip art online.\n\ntype in the name of the clip you are after and then it should hopefully bring up images.\n\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/clipart
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Here's a start....Microsoft Clipart\nhttp://office.microsoft.com/clipart/default.aspx?lc=en-us
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First of all, images or print? If the font size is your proble, click on "View" (right next to "File" and "Edit", then click on "Text Size" and choose a smaller one.
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this depends on where it loads. if it is for a website you probably want a file less than 100Kb.\nanyway this is the easiest way of doing it using windows software.\nopen the file using paint. \ngo to image>stretch/skew\ntype in 50% in both the horizontal and verticle boxes. \nthis will reduce the size by half.\nbut personally i use a much better program availiable from microsoft for free.\nhttp://download.microsoft.com/download/whistler/Install/2/WXP/EN-US/ImageResizerPowertoySetup.exe\nthis can only be used on windows xp.\nonce you have installed it right click the image and go to resize image. there are several options. for your purposes use custom.\nvery easy.
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dont know but just resize them, open the pic in paint and click stretch/skew try putting 50 in both boxes (this means it will skew to half the size 200 would be double the size) and resend should work
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VIEW/TEXT SIZE and pick what you want
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It should.\n\nWhen in a Word document, click Insert\ncl Clipart\navailable clipart is listed for you to choose, or\n\ninsert\nfrom file\nin this case you have to indicate the full path to the clipart or picture\n\nTry again.
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Yes, there is an easy way. If you are using Windows XP, open the photo in Miscrosoft picture manager.\n\nUse the Picture>resize menu option. After that, simply reduce the size in percentage, and save as another file name to get the reduced size. Keep in mind that reducing the size will also reduce the clarity of the pictures to a degree, whatever tool you use.
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If running XP just hold the control key down and scroll your mouse wheel to make larger or smaller.\n\nOr you can click on "View" at top of screen and from the drop down put your cursor over "Text Size" and then select "Medium" as that is where most are set.
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1)Open up whatever text editor you normally use, and lay out the text any way you like.\n2)Make sure it is all visible in the screen and hit ctrl+print screen (simultaneously)\n3) Open MS paint or an image program and paste (ctrl+V) your\nscreen in.  Save this as a jpeg and know the name and location that you save.\n4) Right click your desktop and select properties.\n5) Select the desktop tab.\n6) Click Browse.\n7) Navigate to the folder your document is in.\n8) Select it and okay out of all the screens.\n\nThat should be it.  You might get better results if in step 3 you resize the page so that it will fit in the number of pixels you are using for your desktop (ex 1024X768 or something like that) before you paste your file in.