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Guest
is there a way to crop word art in excel? i seen somewhere that it said to save it as JPEG, but i cant find a way to save the wordart as JPEG.
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Earl Kiosterud
Choice,
If you happen to have FrontPage, paste the graphic into a page. Then steal
the gif it builds from your web and put it back in your worksheet (Insert -
Picture - From file).
There are relatively inexpensive graphics programs you can use too. I think
mine was MicroGrafx Tool Kit, though I'm not sure, as I haven't installed it
yet on this machine. It provided lots of graphic (and design) tools.
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Earl Kiosterud
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If you happen to have FrontPage, paste the graphic into a page. Then steal
the gif it builds from your web and put it back in your worksheet (Insert -
Picture - From file).
There are relatively inexpensive graphics programs you can use too. I think
mine was MicroGrafx Tool Kit, though I'm not sure, as I haven't installed it
yet on this machine. It provided lots of graphic (and design) tools.
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Earl Kiosterud
mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net
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save it as JPEG, but i cant find a way to save the wordart as JPEG.choice said:
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Earl Kiosterud
Choice,
Actually, now that I think about it, I think you can use Paint (Start -
Programs - Accessories) in the same way. Save it as a jpg or gif, and insert
it into your worksheet.
Actually, now that I think about it, I think you can use Paint (Start -
Programs - Accessories) in the same way. Save it as a jpg or gif, and insert
it into your worksheet.
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Ron de Bruin
You can also save your sheet as a webpage
Excel create a html file and a folder with the pictures for you
Excel create a html file and a folder with the pictures for you
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Gord Dibben
Copy>Paste Special>Picture(.jpeg)
Open the Picture Toolbar and use the "crop" button.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
Open the Picture Toolbar and use the "crop" button.
Gord Dibben Excel MVP
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Earl Kiosterud
Gord,
How can we keep making this complicated if you insist on a nice simple
direct solution?
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Earl Kiosterud
mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net
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How can we keep making this complicated if you insist on a nice simple
direct solution?
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Earl Kiosterud
mvpearl omitthisword at verizon period net
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to save it as JPEG, but i cant find a way to save the wordart as JPEG.Gord Dibben said:
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AlfD
Hi!
Rght-click on the wordart object: should bring up the Picture toolbar.
This has Crop as one of its buttons.
When finished cropping, copy the Wordart and paste it into a suitabl
"other" application which offers optional formats for saving. Tr
Paint, for example (standard Windows accessory): this has a JPE
option.
Al
Rght-click on the wordart object: should bring up the Picture toolbar.
This has Crop as one of its buttons.
When finished cropping, copy the Wordart and paste it into a suitabl
"other" application which offers optional formats for saving. Tr
Paint, for example (standard Windows accessory): this has a JPE
option.
Al