How can I copy a desktop background picture to a document?

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Guest

The desktop background picture "friend" is a picture of a dog that looks
exactly like my dog who came up missing. I'm wanting to use that desktop
picture to distribute flyers in my neighborhood. I don't have a picture of my
dog to use, otherwise I would. Anyone know how to copy that picture, say, to
a Word document?
 
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Beth Melton

The Desktop wallpaper is an image file so in Word you can use
Insert/Picture/From File and insert the image in a Word document so
you can create your flyer.

If you do not know where the image is located then use Windows Search
and search for "friend" without the quotes.

Sorry to hear about your dog. :-(

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Graham Mayor

Chances are that the file will be in the Windows folder!

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