How to import a picture file in to Adobe PageMaker 7.0?
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Did u try just "placing" the picture CTRL-d ?
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Open it with an image editing program, then click on File > Save as.. > and save it as .jpg either form the dropdown menu options, or type the format manually like picture.jpg and > Save
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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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I don't know.\nhave you tried Adobe Acrobat?\nor Irfanview?
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Get a Icon editor and covert the picture you want into the .ico file format. Then use Windows to change Icon via properties on the compiled program.. (You will have to ship the Icon file with the program in a folder in order for it to work on other computers)
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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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either you can use coral draw or photoshop this two software the best till date to edit the jpg files (picture files). if its a document like letter etc you can save as pdf file (acrobat reader) and then convert that in word file.(PDF to Word converter software is their avilable in the market) so that u can edit in the document formate.
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u can do it this way. For this u need acrobat reader 7. open the pdf in adobe 7. click on the select tool which looks like a camera inside a recatangle. Select the pages which u want to save as  a separate file. copy those pages. and paste those pages in ms word. Some formatting problems will arise thru this copy paste which can be solved manually.
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Make everything in MS Word and convert it with Adobe Pro...that is the easiest!
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Is your photoshop a trial version, or has it still to be activated? Otherwise try the export function, it must work.
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Open moviemaker from start menu\n\nGo\n\nfile>import into collections.\n\nA popup window will appear. Inside the window, navigate to where you have stored them. There's a list box in this window where caption says, " Files of type : " Click on the dropdown menu to select  " all files ( *.*) "\n\n------------\n\nAre you sure they are in right formats? Real and quick time formats are not compatible with moviemaker.
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Just press PrintScreen/SysRq button on keyboard (for Windows Operating system) and open MS paint, press control+V. You will get  it. Save it as bmp file and import the picture in your power point  presentation.
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Open Adobe Photoshop, and open the file(s) then\nFile > Save As... > File Type: change to .jpg\nthen select your quality, click OK
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Adobe Indesign are u talking about..?\n\nif its..well as i can see based from my experience using Indesign.\n.. \nIndesign is just like an updated and enchance level of Pagemaker.. there you can only upload a data if its done in photoshop, corel or even a jpeg file.. \n\nu can arrange ur file easily with this.. perfect for a pagination of ur file..\n\nex works for this..\n-yearbooks\n-magazines\n-souvenir programs etc...\n\nhope it will help on you now.
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You should use the PictureBox control, which is a free control that comes with VB6.  This control lets you use the GIF, JPEG and BMP formats, so you should be covered.  You can also use the data control to directly link it into your Access table field.\n\nTo set the image you would use:\n\nPictureBox1.Picture = 'filename here'
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Wow!  Weird!  Open up Page Setup in the File Menu, and go to the "Paper" tab.  Press the button for "Print Options ..." near the bottom.  There's a checkbox for "Background colors and images" about halfway down on the right.\n\nThis would be in Word 2003.  Your mileage may differ.
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if the pic is in bmp, open it with microsoft paint, then go to \nFile -> Save As.\ntype your file name, and finally choose your file type as jpeg and save.