how do you insert graphics into a table

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im trying to insert graphics into a table but they dont scale like a table would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong. its a simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im doing is moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the graphic.. somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help
 
First Import the image into FP (usually into your Image folder), then insert it into your design in Normal mode - from the image folder. Don't scale your graphics images with FP. You need to figure out what size you want and scale it in an image editor before you import it...sounds like the long road...but it's the best way.

Avoid using FP to scale your image - well, you can but FP is not really good as an image editor. Sometimes I will use FP to scale the image for sizing, then read the properties of the image to find out what size I need...then redo it in Photoshop...or whatever image editor you desire to use.

BTW, .gifs don't rescale very well and you should resize before you convert to gif. Personally I work with very large .tiffs and convert to ..jpgs or .gifs for the web as the very last thing I do before Importing and Inserting.

Yes, you're doing it correct; place your cursor where you want the image to appear.

hth.

Rob


| im trying to insert graphics into a table but they dont scale like a table would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong. its a simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im doing is moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the graphic.. somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help
 
What exactly are you expecting them to do by themselves? If you can tell us
that, we can tell you how to make the graphics do what you want. "scale like
a table would" is not descriptive enough to answer.

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of lots of little things.

jason said:
im trying to insert graphics into a table but they dont scale like a table
would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong.
its a simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im
doing is moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the
graphic.. somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help
 
This will help:
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/frontpage_images/index.htm
Eleanor

jason said:
im trying to insert graphics into a table but they dont scale like a table
would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong.
its a simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im
doing is moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the
graphic.. somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help
 
right click the image, and you can change the properties - i.e. dimensions -
using pixels or % just as you do with tables.

jason said:
im trying to insert graphics into a table but they dont scale like a table
would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong. its a
simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im doing is
moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the graphic..
somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help
 
E. T. Culling said:
This will help:
http://www.eleanorstravels.com/frontpage_images/index.htm
Eleanor


would in percentage. this makes me think im inserting the graphics wrong.
its a simple giff. im trying to center in the middle of the page. all Im
doing is moving the cursor into the middle of the table and inserting the
graphic.. somehow i dont think this is right???? any advice would help

To centre the image in the table cell, you then have to choose the alignment in
table (cell) properties, select 'centre' for horizontal-centre alignment and
"middle" for vertical-centre alignment.
 

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