MS Word:  Can you select a picture and an autoshape at the same time?  If so, how do you do this?
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Sure, just sellect one of the objects first then press control key, now select the seccond object (while ctrl is pressed)...
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Hi,\nIf you wish to copy the text and photo Only then go to the email containing the Text and Photo in your mailbox and do the following. Place the cursor to the very begining of your email where the Dear X, or Hi is. Make sure the cursor looks like an  I  .  and click and HOLD THE LEFT SIDE OF MOUSE( Means PRESS THE LEFT button and don't let go). As your finger remains pressed, drag the mouse across ( to the right of the email). As you do this, you will see the text being highlighted in dark blue. Do not let go. Continue to hold till you highlight the first sentence. When you have done so, keep pressing (dont let go) and simply drag your mouse downwards to the place in your email where you would like to have it stopped. The parts you wish to copy are now highlighted in blue. Now Let go from pressing the left side of the mouse. Your text is now highlighted. Simply take the mouse and pass it over anywhere in the highlighted area and RIGHT CLICK. Some options will come up in a Box. Click > Copy. Now got to MS-Word and open a New Document. When the document is opened, click Edit > Paste. Now the items which you have selected only will appear.\nHope this helps.\ntc\nLove\nAngel Doll
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you can select with mouse whatever you want to print and then you can do 'print selection'
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There is no direct way to do this you have to work on your B&W photograph. There is a simple but effective tutorial here : http://www.absolutecross.com/tutorials/photoshop/photos/colorizing/\n\nCheck this out.
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i beleive that this is a problem in MS word please go to tools and then options then select the edit tab there the first check box (typing repalces  selection) to be ticked.\n\ngood luck
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I just opened a PDF and I clicked on the TEXT SELECT TOOL, an image with a T with a dotted square beside it (Keyboard Shortcut is V) and I was able to highlight all the text and copy it.\n\nI hope this is helpful.
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You have three options:\n\n1) resize fonts, graphics, margins, et cetera.\n\n2) use larger paper.\n\n3) insert page breaks where you need to advance to another page (CTRL + ENTER), although I can't imagine why Word would not automatically go to the next page!
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almost any photo editing software will allow you to do this\ndo a search for freeware photo editors
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hi-light what you want to print, then click print, print selection
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Use the picture thing to copy it then paste and rotate it.  Make sure you cut it right.
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Yes.\n\nYou set it to "Image Source" then hover your mouse over the part you want to duplicate. Press ctrl on your key board, then click what you want to duplicate, release, then go to where you want it and use it as a paintbrush.\n\nYou can also set it to "Patten Source " and simply paint with patterns,
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Photo Story for windows can do that. You may already have it if you are using windows XP. If not, download it from microsoft.com.. it's free.
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Use MSPaint.\nAnd do the free form select.
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If you use moveable type there's a plugin:\nhttp://brandon.fuller.name/archives/hacks/mtphotogallery/
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Right click the pictures and hit "Borders and Shading"
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It can be done with a photo editing program like Roxio Photo Suite. Or my favorite for this purpose is Microsoft Digital Image Pro > use smart erase.
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I think your best bet would be to just copy and paste.  You might lose your formatting, but if you don't mind rearranging some stuff, that'll work.  On the second toolbar from the top, there is a button that says "Select Text."  Click that, and the little hand goes away, and you now can select the text you want.  After you've picked what you need, click copy, and then paste it into Word.  Hope that's what you needed!