WORD Lesson 6 Summary Slides

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Word 2013 Core
Courseware # 3250
Lesson 6: Working with
Illustrations
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Lesson Objectives
• insert and modify pictures or Clip Art
• create, arrange and enhance shapes
• insert and modify SmartArt diagrams
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Inserting Images
• Can insert images or pictures into any document from
various sources
• Can insert picture files in variety of file formats
• When using image that you have not created make sure
you are not infringing on someone else's copyright
– Pictures could be part of Creative Commons
– When in doubt, always check with owner of picture and
request permission to use
– Images listed on Office.com are copyrighted by Microsoft
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Inserting Images
• To insert picture, position cursor approximately where picture
to be placed, click Insert tab, in Illustrations group, click
Pictures
– Select and insert
picture file. Navigate
to where picture file
located, select file
and click Insert
• Can insert picture
from Web page
– Use copy and paste
– Picture can also be set
as hyperlink to Web page
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Inserting Images
• Inserting Online Pictures
– Office web site contains large number of images
• Clip art usually drawn using vector-based shapes
– To insert clip art image, position cursor where to place
graphic and,
on Insert tab, in
Illustrations group,
click Online
Pictures
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Inserting Images
Office.com
Clip Art
Enter search criteria to find royalty-free images. Select image
from search results page and insert in document.
Bing Image
Search
Search web for matches to search criteria. It is your
responsibility to ensure copyright laws not violated when you
insert images from search results page.
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Inserting Images
• To view keywords to narrow or
expand search, point at image to
view ScreenTip
• To enlarge picture, click at lower
right corner of image
– To close, click X at top right corner of image
• To insert image, click image and click Insert
• If several images to insert in document, click first image,
hold CTRL and click other images
• To return to search fields, click Back to Sites
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Inserting Images
• Using Bing to Search for Images
– Microsoft displays reminder about use of images displayed
in search criteria
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Inserting Images
• Click Show all web results to increase number
of results with another reminder about copyright
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Manipulating Pictures
• Picture must be selected before you can make changes
– Picture Tools ribbon appears with features to manipulate picture
• By default, Word inserts graphics using in line with text layout
– Bottom of picture lines up with bottom of text line
– Can treat image as would text characters
• Other layout option is floating image, with text wrapping
around it
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Manipulating Pictures
• Selected image shows eight small boxes and circles
around perimeter called handles
• All graphics have eight handles around
picture with circular handle at top
– Use handles to adjust size; use circular
handle to rotate picture
• Can restore picture to original settings using Reset
Picture in Adjust group of Format tab in Picture Tools
ribbon
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Manipulating Pictures
• Sizing a Picture
– Scale used in original picture maintained when inserted
– Point cursor on middle handle of top or bottom border to
adjust height of picture; cursor shows as
– Point the cursor on middle handle of left or right side
border to adjust width of picture; cursor shows as
– Point at corner handle to adjust height and width of
picture proportionately at same time; cursor shows
– To size picture proportionately from its center, press CTRL
as you drag handle
– To size picture proportionally using handle, press SHIFT as
you drag handle
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Manipulating Pictures
• Scaling the Picture
– To resize with more precise measurement, use Size tab of
Layout dialog box
– To open dialog box, under
Picture Tools, click Format
tab, in Size group, click
Advanced Layout: Size
dialog box launcher
– To change all settings to
original, click Reset
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Manipulating Pictures
• Cropping the Picture
– Crop to affect height or width of picture, fit it
to shape, or set options for cropped picture
– To crop picture horizontally or vertically,
select picture and then:
• Under Picture Tools, click Format tab, in Size group, click
Crop, then crop picture using
crop handle
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Manipulating Pictures
– right-click image and select
Format Picture to open Format
Picture pane. In Format Picture
pane, click Picture icon, click
Crop and enter measurements
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Manipulating Pictures
– To crop picture to shape,
select picture and under
Picture Tools, on Format
tab, in Size group, click
arrow for Crop and click
Crop to Shape
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Manipulating Pictures
– Portion being cropped appears
in shadow so you can see what
is being cut out of image
– Can further customize what is
being cropped by dragging
cropped area or picture to
different position
– To turn off Crop feature, click
Crop button again or click
away from picture
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Manipulating Pictures
• Rotating the Picture
– Can rotate pictures by 90o at
time, or to specific angle
– Not all images can be rotated
– To rotate picture, select it and:
• Drag circular handle which shows
rotation direction, or
• To rotate by 15° at time, press SHIFT
as you drag object
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Manipulating Pictures
– under Picture Tools, click Format
tab, in Arrange group, click Rotate,
or
– under Picture Tools,
on Format tab, in
Arrange group, click Rotate and More Rotation Options.
In Rotation area, enter measurement for rotation
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Manipulating Pictures
– To set more specialized
rotation using 3-D effects,
under Picture Tools, on
Format tab, in Picture
Styles group, click Picture
Effects and 3-D Rotation
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Manipulating Pictures
– To further customize
rotation, click 3D Rotation
Options (or click 3-D
Rotation command on
Effects icon of Format
Picture pane)
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Manipulating Pictures
• Wrapping Text Around a Picture
– Default wrapping style is In Line with Text
• Places graphic at insertion point on line of text in document
• Graphic moves with text and can be positioned like text
– Change to “floating” to position picture
anywhere in document
– To change text wrapping style, after
selecting picture:
• Under Picture Tools, on Format tab, in Arrange
group, click Position, or
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Manipulating Pictures
– under Picture Tools, on Format tab, in
Arrange group, click Wrap Text to choose
text wrapping style, or
– click Layout Options at top right of
selected image
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Manipulating Pictures
• Click More Layout Options or See more link to display
tab of Layout dialog box showing advanced options for
adjusting picture position or text wrapping style
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Manipulating Pictures
• Moving a Picture
– Can use drag-and-drop along with transparent preview to
show where it can be placed
– Difference in mouse pointer when you try to move inline
versus floating graphic
– Once picture moved, can adjust by “nudging” picture
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Manipulating Pictures
• Applying Quick Styles
– Pre-designed effects to create specific mood for document
message
– Can apply wide variety of effects to picture before or after
style selected
• Can apply effects in place of
picture style
• Under Picture Tools, on Format
tab, in Picture Styles group
• Click More button to display
Picture Styles Gallery
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Manipulating Pictures
– Click Picture Border to apply or modify
border style around picture
– Click Picture Effects to apply or modify
special effect to picture (or click effect
to use from Effects icon on Format
Picture pane)
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Manipulating Pictures
• Adjusting the Picture’s Color
– Word includes tools to correct appearance of photograph
– To adjust clarity of picture,
under Picture Tools, on
Format tab, in Adjust group,
click Corrections
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Manipulating Pictures
– To change color of picture,
under Picture Tools, on
Format tab, in Adjust
group, click Color
– To apply artistic effect to picture,
under Picture Tools, on Format
tab, in Adjust group, click
Artistic Effects
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Manipulating Pictures
• Tagging the Picture
– If document to be shared with others, help them find
image by its name or location
• Also helpful if document converted to media file and narrated,
including brief description of image
– To add tag to picture, select picture.
Under Picture Tools, click Format tab
and in Picture Styles group, click
Format Shape dialog box launcher.
Click Layout & Properties and click
Alt Text
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Working with Shape Objects
– Enhance documents by creating
drawings using Shapes feature
– Click Shapes to see all preset objects
• Organized to see all available shapes in
one location, grouped by type
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Working with Shape Objects
– Use drawing canvas to keep multiple shapes together in
that canvas
– To create drawing canvas,
on Insert tab, in
Illustrations group, click
Shapes and click New
Drawing Canvas
– To set drawing canvas to
appear every time, click
File tab and click Options. Click Advanced category and
under Editing options, click Automatically create drawing
canvas when inserting AutoShapes
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Working with Shape Objects
– The handles around object are similar to those around
picture
– When object selected, Drawing Tools ribbon displays
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Working with Shape Objects
• Drawing Shapes
– Once you click shape to draw, cursor changes to
• Click where top left corner of object to start, and then drag until
object is required size
– To create objects with precise
measurements or consistent
size, use gridlines
• Click View tab, in Show group, click Gridlines, or
• Under Drawing Tools, click Format tab, in Arrange group, click
Align and click View Guidelines
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Working with Shape Objects
– Once object drawn, selected tool deselects
• To draw another object of same type, click tool again
– To draw straight line or perfectly proportioned object, drag to
begin drawing object, press SHIFT and draw object to required
size
– To draw object equal distance in height or width from its center
point, press CTRL as you draw to required size
– To insert text into object:
• select object and begin typing, or
• click Draw Text Box from Format tab of Drawing Tools, or
• right-click the object and click Add Text.
– To edit text, click in text area and make changes
– To create text object only, click Text Box
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Working with Shape Objects
• Manipulating Shapes
– Click drawn object to select it
– To select multiple objects, click first object, press SHIFT or
CTRL and click other objects
– Can also select items using Select
command on Home tab
– Choose Select Objects to draw
marquee around objects to select
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Working with Shape Objects
– Handles appear around selected object
• Can apply or remove as many options as desired to selected
object(s)
– Shapes can be manipulated in ways similar to working with
text
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Working with Shape Objects
– If objects to share side or point, draw first object
• Increase zoom factor to see more of drawing area
• Draw second object and move object so shared side or point above
side or point of first object
– To delete object, click object and press DELETE
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Working with Shape Objects
• Customizing Shapes
– Refers to anything that changes appearance of text boxes
or other drawn objects
– Number and type of options depend on object selected
• Use square handles to resize
• Use circular handle to rotate
• Use yellow square to change depth or breadth
– Click option in Format tab of Drawing Tools ribbon to alter
appearance or position of shape
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Working with Shape Objects
– Use commands in Arrange group to lay out position of
shapes
– If several objects to be affected at same time, group
objects so they are treated as one large object
– Use Size group to change height or width of shape, or use
Size tab in Format Shape dialog box
– Use Layout Options button at right of shape to change
how text will wrap around, or how to position object with
other objects or text
– Click dialog box launcher button for group to display pane
with more options to customize
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Using SmartArt
• To create SmartArt object, click Insert tab, in Illustrations
group, click SmartArt
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Using SmartArt
• SmartArt Tools ribbon
– Design tab displays options to modify design of SmartArt
object
– Format tab displays options to modify how text or shapes
will appear in SmartArt object
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Using SmartArt
• Enter text directly into shapes, or use Text Pane
– If small tab at
left of SmartArt
border, click tab
to show Text Pane
– Click Close to hide
– Demote text by
pressing TAB or promote text by pressing SHIFT+TAB
– For more blocks in diagram, press ENTER on bulleted line
– To move from one bulleted line to another, click line to
move to, or press Up or Down key
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Using SmartArt
• Manipulating the SmartArt
– When SmartArt diagram drawn, make changes to
individual boxes or entire diagram
– Many options similar to working with pictures or shapes
– Format Shape pane also provides options for shapes as
well as text in SmartArt diagram
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Lesson Summary
• insert and modify pictures or Clip Art
• create, arrange and enhance shapes
• insert and modify SmartArt diagrams
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Review Questions
1.
Explain the difference between using the Insert Pictures and
the Insert Online Pictures commands.
2.
Before you use an image, what do you need to consider
regarding possible copyright infringement?
3.
What appears when you point at a picture in the results list
from Office.com?
4.
Explain what an inline graphic is versus a floating graphic.
5.
Discuss when or why you might want to use a drawing
canvas when creating shapes.
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Review Questions
6.
What are the eight items around the perimeter of an object,
and what are their purposes?
7.
When you activate the Crop option, what are you doing to
the picture you inserted from a file in the document?
8.
What is the purpose of the icon?
9.
What is the purpose of the square handles, the circular
handle, and the yellow square when you select an object?
10. Explain what SmartArt is and when you might use it.
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