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Smith
I am trying to impose the face of one picture on another picture. How do I
find the tool that lets me cut around the shape of the face.
find the tool that lets me cut around the shape of the face.
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DeanH
Not with MS Word, which this forum is concerned about.
There are many picture editing applications that can do what you require,
use you favourite search engine to investigate these.
DeanH
There are many picture editing applications that can do what you require,
use you favourite search engine to investigate these.
DeanH
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
If you choose a Tight wrap, you can edit the wrap points to get pretty
close.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
close.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org
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vttotal
Hi, the best thing to do would be modifying both of the pictures on a picture
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
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vttotal
Hi, the best thing to do would be modifying both of the pictures on a picture
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
V
vttotal
Hi, the best thing to do would be modifying both of the pictures on a picture
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
V
vttotal
Hi, the best thing to do would be modifying both of the pictures on a picture
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.
editing program. Once done you can insert the pictures back in the word
document.Photoshop Elements would be the best and simplest way.
Nevertheless, if they are both objects from Word you can adjust by changing
the "text wrapping" options in the toolbar.
Hope this helps,
Vicente.