Clip Art

[Sherry]

This is additional information to my original question. I
am not using any particular program. I went to labels
from the Tools taskbar. I selected the Avery size of
business cards and proceeded to type the info. However
when I inserted a clip art object I can not move it around
in the card. I hope that clarifies my dilemma. Thanks
for the initial reply.

 

[Perdita X. Dream]

This is additional information to my original question. I
am not using any particular program.

Err, you must be, as Windows has no way of creating business cards - or any
other form of stationery - natively.

I went to labels from the Tools taskbar. I selected the Avery size of

business cards and proceeded to type the info. However
when I inserted a clip art object I can not move it around
in the card. I hope that clarifies my dilemma. Thanks
for the initial reply.

As this has nothing to do with Windows XP (one cannot use an operating
system to create business cards), may I suggest that you do as Crusty
suggests and consult the program's online help. If that doesn't give you any
assistance, then consult the program's technical support line.

Finally, please refer to the second link in my signature to learn how to
post to newsgroups effectively.

Again, *this has nothing whatsoever to do with Windows*.
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Perdita X. Dream

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[Crusty \(-: Old B@stard :-\)]

You can not do that with anything that comes with Windows XP. Therefore, you
are using "some kind of program"! What is it? Give us the name of the
application you are using when you try to make a business card!

 

[Ken Blake]

This is additional information to my original question. I
am not using any particular program.

Yes, you are. You have to be. There's no way to do anything at
all like this without using a program.

I went to labels
from the Tools taskbar.

What you are calling "the Tools taskbar" is in a Window. Go to
the very top line of that window--what's called the "Title Bar."
What does it say there? That's the name of the program.