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Where you can store and text graphics to use frequently?
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Legal to copy text or graphics from a webpage?
Only if you are using it for private use. Unless, the text or graphics is of Public Domain. If not, is illegal.
What did we use before computer graphics?
Text based communication.
What would you include if you use graphics to support your written text?
List of illustrations
What is an Output Devise That Can Display Text And Graphics?
Text and graphics can be displayed on a computer's monitor (screen).
What is a text and graphics that print at the buttom of every page called?
Text and graphics can be entered into a footer.
What is the shortcut key for deleting highlighted text or graphics?
The shortcut key for deleting highlighted text or graphics is the "Delete" key on most keyboards. Alternatively, you can also use "Backspace" to remove the selected content. In some applications, pressing "Ctrl" + "X" will cut the highlighted text or graphics instead of deleting them.
Why we use HTML?
We use HTML to display things on a webpage. Without it you couldn't see this text or any other text/graphics/or anything else on the internet.
Does scanners produce text and graphics?
Scanners will copy text and graphics that are on the sheet of paper that is being copied. You would need to use OCR (Optical Character Recognition) software to convert the graphic text into characters that can be further edited as in a normal document.
If you use the same text or graphic frequently you can store the text or graphic in?
Object
Define 'multimedia communication'?
Multimedia Communication :Multimedia : Multi = Many , Media = MediumIt means You have Many Medium to Express Your Self....you can Express by Text and Graphics (images),you can Express by Text ,Graphics ,and Audioyou can Express by Text , Graphics ,Audio ,and Videoyou can Express by Text , Graphics ,Audio , Video , and Animation.
In Word 2007 if you use the same text or graphic frequently can store the same text or graphic for future use?
In Word 2007, you can store frequently used text or graphics by utilizing the "Quick Parts" feature. To do this, select the text or graphic you want to save, go to the "Insert" tab, click on "Quick Parts," and then choose "Save Selection to Quick Part Gallery." This allows you to easily insert the stored items into future documents without having to recreate or reinsert them each time.
