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Graphics processing
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As mentioned above, Word enables users to work with a wide range of graphics. First of all, let's consider the objects associated with particular instructions on the Insert | Picture menu. Those instructions help to add graphics to existing document. The types of objects inserted may be different: Clip Art picture, image From File on the disk, AutoShapes regular geometric figure, WordArt text, or a Chat.
Though graphics in the document may be functionally different, they have a common basis, and Word provides a number of similar graphics processing tools. When selected, all graphic objects look the same on the screen. They are placed inside a rectangle with white markers on its sides and angles. To set the image view, Word provides the Picture Toolbar. Its tools are listed in Table 1.
Table1.
Picture Toolbar
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Title
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Function
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Insert Picture
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Insert picture to current cursor position
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Color
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Set picture format
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More Contrast
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Increase color depth or intensity of the object selected. The higher contrast is the less gray the color is.
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Less Contrast
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Decrease color depth or intensity of the object selected
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More Brightness
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Add white to increase color brightness of the object selected
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Less Brightness
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Add black to decrease color brightness of the object selected
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Crop
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Cut part of the image by moving markers on the border
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Line Style
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Set thickness of the line selected
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Text Wrapping
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Set text wrapping type
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Format Picture
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Adjust lines, color, filling, design, size, layout, and other characteristics of the image
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Set Transparent
Color
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Set transparent color for the dot pattern image selected.Choose the color to be transparent.This function is available for dot pattern images only.
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Reset Picture
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Undo cutting image borders, return previous color, brightness and contrast settings
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