How to set my picture in Microsoft Word as like washout picture?
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How to set my picture in Microsoft word?
Both Microsoft Word Processor 2007 and 2010 have surprisingly advanced on photo editing. It includes multiple tools to change a picture’s color settings. Rather than decreasing or increasing the picture’s saturation or opacity or make it transparent. You can do it using the "Washout" setting on the toolbar. Once you open the tab that contains picture editing tools.
Washing out a picture makes it look very pale by keeping its original colors but transforming them to much lighter shades. So that the entire picture or image looks closer to white than it does full color. You can do this function by clicking on the picture once. Then click the "Format" tab on the toolbar. Select the "Color" button on the Ribbon, and in the "Adjust" section on the left end of the Ribbon. A drop down will appear. Then select the "Washout" option on the drop-down menu, under the heading "Recolor”.
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How to set my picture in Microsoft word?
To set a wash out picture in MS word 2007 follow the steps below;
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Open the word document.
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Click where you want to insert the picture.
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Click on ‘Insert’ tab
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Click the ‘Picture’ tool in ‘Illustration’ group.
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Open the folder where your picture is saved.
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Select the picture and click on ‘Insert’.
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Your picture will be inserted to the document.
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Now click on the picture. The ‘Format’ tab under ‘Picture Tools’ will be appeared in the rightmost corner of the ‘Ribbon’.
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Select the ‘Recolor’ tool in ‘Adjust’ group.
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Click on the washout icon in the ‘Color Modes’.
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You will have a washout picture.
How to set my picture in Microsoft word?
Steps below is how to change color mode of original image into washout/lighter simply in MS Word.
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Applies to Microsoft Office 2007.
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Insert desired picture.
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For Format picture tab to appear : You may right click or double click the picture.
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Select Recolor and point to Washout under color mode. Viola! as easy as that. Further, you may change picture brightness and contrast on which do you prefer.
Applies to Microsoft Office 2002 & 2003.
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Open word document. Select Format menu tab, then Background and click Printed watermark (then, a dialog box appear)
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Click on Picture watermark then Select picture. Look for desired picture for washout and click Insert.
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Click Auto in the Scale box, and select Washout check box. Then OK.
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See the result.
Please be advised to use Print Lay out View and not in Web Lay out view because the watermark does not appear in the latter.
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How to set my picture in Microsoft word?
In Microsoft word there is no special method to set pictures. But you can see a folder "Picture".Here you can save your picture through video mobile phone memory or with MP3. You can open a new file. You would write your file on a new open Microsoft page.
Click on main menu "Insert" after it click on sub-menu "Picture". Many options are waiting for you.
Options are:
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Clip Art
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From file
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Auto shapes
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Word Art
From scanner or camera.
You only took picture from your "Picture"folder and put your file name in the "Insert Picture" dialog box and click on Insert,you will too find a little dialog box "Picture"by which you can edit your picture and you will able to set your picture surely.
