Cropping a Picture

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You can crop clip art to isolate just one portion of the picture. Because clip art uses vector image technology, you can crop, or cut out, even the smallest part of it and then enlarge it, and the clip art will still be recognizable. You can also crop bitmapped pictures, but if you enlarge the area you cropped, you lose picture detail. You can crop an image by hand using the Crop button on the Picture toolbar. You can also crop using the Format Picture dialog box, which gives you precise control over the dimensions of the area you want to crop.

Crop a Picture Quickly

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Click the picture you want to crop.

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Click the Crop button on the Picture toolbar.

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Drag the sizing handles until the borders surround the area you want to crop.

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Click outside the image when you are finished.

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Redisplay a Cropped Picture

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Click the picture you want to restore.

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Click the Crop button on the Picture toolbar.

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Drag the sizing handles to reveal the areas that were originally cropped.

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Click outside the image when you are finished.

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Crop a Picture Precisely

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Right-click the picture you want to format, and then click Format Picture.

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Click the Picture tab.

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Adjust the values in the Left, Right, Top, and Bottom boxes to crop the image to the exact dimensions you want.

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Click OK.

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Show Me Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003
Show Me Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 (Show Me Series)
ISBN: 078973009X
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2002
Pages: 271

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