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How do you move a internet image to the other page on the Microsoft Word 2007?
cut and paste
How do you make words move?
what like animation? get the latest Microsoft word
How do you move pictures on Microsoft word 2007?
click on picture to activate it, you will see bounding box arround, then click on picture and holding mouse button down move it, also you can reposition picture from Format menu: Position and Alignment options.
Why is Microsoft publisher used more for making leaflets than Microsoft Word?
Because it's easier to place graphics and move stuff around in Publisher than in Word.
How do you move pictures on Microsoft Word?
double click on the picture and click layout then tight, I hope this helps
OMG please help do not ignore how do i move an image on Microsoft Word when it doesnt let me do layout slash tight?
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How do you move a picture on word?
In Microsoft word a Picture or Clip art can be moved in several ways. Click the alignment button to move it to the left indent or right. Inserting spaces and tabs before the picture could move it. Text wrapping will also move the Picture according to the option you pick
How do you move from 1 spreadsheet to another sheet in Microsoft word?
use Alt Tab for moving between two window you have moved earlier consecutively.
When using Microsoft word what conman allows a person to take text out of a document and move it to another location?
The Microsoft thief function. It steals the text with Ctrl-X or Ctrl-C It then puts it into another document with Ctrl-V
How can you move a Microsoft Access Application?
To A New Computer??
How do you select and move an item and move it to a new location in word 2007?
I Honestly don't know, I'm guessing you click on it and then copy and paste. Best of luck to you my friend.
Explain how knowing Microsoft Word will make it easier to become proficient in other Microsoft programs?
I feel like this is a school assignment! Word is a good program to start with as it obvious what the program is for - it's for producing written documents; if you start with Excel (for example) you would have to understand what a spreadsheet is. Also, knowing Word will always be a useful skill. Having learned Word, you will understand how to use menus, and the keyboard. When you move to other Windows applications, and in particular other Microsoft applications, many of the menus and keyboard shortcuts are the same.
