The text wrapping default setting in MS Word is 'in line with text.' This button can be used to change text wrapping style. You may change the resolution of an image or delete any cropped portion of an image.

Text wrapping is done using the button.Ĭompress the image with this button. The default setting for an inserted image is 'in line with text,' and must be changed before the image can be rotated. Important note: this button will not work if your image is surrounded by black squares. Line style can be used to place a border around an image. This is not the same as cutting part of the image, remember the restore button. Use this to cover some portion of an image (or clip art) which is not needed on the document. Experiment with an image to see how this is different from contrast.Ĭrop the image.

Each step downward will make the image somewhat darker. Experiment with an image to see how this is different from contrast.ĭecrease the contrast of an image. Each step upward will make the image somewhat brighter. Remember, the far right button on this toolbar will allow you to quickly reset the image back to its' original condition. The far right button on this toolbar will allow you to quickly reset the image back to its' original condition.ĭecrease the contrast of an image. Washout could be used to make a watermark. Change the image to grayscale, black and white, or washout. Using the button is the same as going to the Insert menu and selecting Picture / From File.Įdit the color of the image.

The table below explains the function of buttons found on the toolbar If it is not, right click the image and select Show Picture Toolbar. If you are using Microsoft Office 2003 or earlier, a Picture Toolbar is available when you are working with an image.Īfter inserting an image the toolbar may be displayed automatically.

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