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[h=2]Working with Shapes and Objects
[h=4]To Group Objects:
Select the objects you wish to group.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Group command.
The selected objects will now be grouped. There will be a single box with sizing handles around the entire group to show that they are one object.
You can ungroup grouped objects at any time. Simply select the group, then click the Ungroup command.
[h=4]To Group Objects:
Select the objects you wish to group.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Group command.
The selected objects will now be grouped. There will be a single box with sizing handles around the entire group to show that they are one object.
You can ungroup grouped objects at any time. Simply select the group, then click the Ungroup command.
[h=2]Working with Shapes and Objects
[h=3]Moving Objects Backwards and Forwards
In addition to aligning and grouping objects, Publisher gives you the ability to arrange objects in a specific order. The
ordering is very important when two or more objects overlap, as it will determine which objects are in the front or the back.
[h=3]Moving Objects Backwards and Forwards
In addition to aligning and grouping objects, Publisher gives you the ability to arrange objects in a specific order. The
ordering is very important when two or more objects overlap, as it will determine which objects are in the front or the back.
[h=2]Working with Shapes and Objects
[h=4]To Change the Ordering by One Level:
Select the object you wish to move.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Bring Forward or Send Backward command to change the object's ordering by one level. If
the object overlaps with more than one other object, you may need to click the command several times to achieve the desired ordering.
The objects will reorder themselves.
[h=4]To Change the Ordering by One Level:
Select the object you wish to move.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Bring Forward or Send Backward command to change the object's ordering by one level. If
the object overlaps with more than one other object, you may need to click the command several times to achieve the desired ordering.
The objects will reorder themselves.
[h=2]Working with Shapes and Objects
[h=4]To Bring an Object to the Front or Back:
If you want to move an object behind or in front of several objects, it's usually faster to bring it to front or
send it to back rather than clicking the ordering commands multiple times.
Select the object you wish to move.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Bring Forward or Send Backward drop-down command
From the drop-down menu, select Bring to Front or Send to Back.
The objects will reorder themselves.
[h=4]To Bring an Object to the Front or Back:
If you want to move an object behind or in front of several objects, it's usually faster to bring it to front or
send it to back rather than clicking the ordering commands multiple times.
Select the object you wish to move.
Click the Format tab and locate the Arrange group.
Click the Bring Forward or Send Backward drop-down command
From the drop-down menu, select Bring to Front or Send to Back.
[h=2]Working with Shapes and Objects
[h=3]Challenge!'
Open a publication. If you want, you can use this example.
Insert a shape, then rotate it. If you're using the example, rotate an existing shape.
Insert another shape, then change the fill and outline color of the shape. If you're using the example, add an outline to the green box on the front of the card.
Change the order of the two shapes you inserted. If you're using the example, select the dark gray rectangle on the front of the card and send it to the back.
Align two shapes. If you're using the example, select the green circle and the brackets Building Block on the back of the card and align them to middle.
Group the shapes you just aligned, then align the group to the center of the page.
[h=3]Challenge!'
Open a publication. If you want, you can use this example.
Insert a shape, then rotate it. If you're using the example, rotate an existing shape.
Insert another shape, then change the fill and outline color of the shape. If you're using the example, add an outline to the green box on the front of the card.
Change the order of the two shapes you inserted. If you're using the example, select the dark gray rectangle on the front of the card and send it to the back.
Align two shapes. If you're using the example, select the green circle and the brackets Building Block on the back of the card and align them to middle.
Group the shapes you just aligned, then align the group to the center of the page.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=3]Introduction
Pictures are a great way to add visual interest to your publication. Depending on the type of publication you're
creating, adding pictures can even be essential. For instance, you wouldn't create a brochure for a product without
including at least one picture of it. The picture tools in Publisher 2010 make it easy to incorporate images into your documents and modify those images in interesting ways.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to insert, fit, and format pictures, including Clip Art. You'll also
learn about preparing your pictures for publication and using other Office programs to make advanced edits to your pictures.
Pictures are a great way to add visual interest to your publication. Depending on the type of publication you're
creating, adding pictures can even be essential. For instance, you wouldn't create a brochure for a product without
including at least one picture of it. The picture tools in Publisher 2010 make it easy to incorporate images into your documents and modify those images in interesting ways.
In this lesson, you'll learn how to insert, fit, and format pictures, including Clip Art. You'll also
learn about preparing your pictures for publication and using other Office programs to make advanced edits to your pictures.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Insert a Picture From a File:
Select the Insert tab and locate the Illustrations group.
Click the Picture command.
The Insert Picture dialog box will appear. Locate and select the picture you would like to insert, then click Insert.
The picture will be added to your publication.
[h=4]To Insert a Picture From a File:
Select the Insert tab and locate the Illustrations group.
Click the Picture command.
The Insert Picture dialog box will appear. Locate and select the picture you would like to insert, then click Insert.
The picture will be added to your publication.
Working with Pictures
To Insert Clip Art:
Select the Insert tab and locate the Illustrations group.
Click the Clip Art command.
The Clip Art pane will appear on the right. Use the search tools to search for a suitable image.
Click Go to begin your search.
Publisher will display pictures that meet your search terms. When you've found a picture you wish to use, click it.
The Clip Art will be added to your publication.
If you can't find Clip Art that suits your needs, you can also search on the Microsoft Office website by
clicking the Find more at Office.com link at the bottom of the Clip Art pane.
To Insert Clip Art:
Select the Insert tab and locate the Illustrations group.
Click the Clip Art command.
The Clip Art pane will appear on the right. Use the search tools to search for a suitable image.
- Enter keywords in the Search for: field that are related to the image you wish to find.
- Click the drop-down arrow in the Results should be: field, then deselect any types of media you do not wish to see.
Click Go to begin your search.
Publisher will display pictures that meet your search terms. When you've found a picture you wish to use, click it.
The Clip Art will be added to your publication.
If you can't find Clip Art that suits your needs, you can also search on the Microsoft Office website by
clicking the Find more at Office.com link at the bottom of the Clip Art pane.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]Replacing Existing Pictures
If you started your publication from a template, it's likely that you'll want to replace some of the template's
pictures with your own. The Change Picture command lets you insert new pictures in place of existing ones. When
you use this command, the new picture will appear in the location of the original one, with the original picture's formatting applied.
[h=4]Replacing Existing Pictures
If you started your publication from a template, it's likely that you'll want to replace some of the template's
pictures with your own. The Change Picture command lets you insert new pictures in place of existing ones. When
you use this command, the new picture will appear in the location of the original one, with the original picture's formatting applied.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Resize a Picture:
Select the picture.
Click one of the corner sizing handles and drag your mouse until the picture is the desired size.
Release your mouse. The picture will be resized.
If you know exactly how many inches tall and wide you want your picture to be, you can resize it to those specifications. Click
the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Size group. Enter the desired height of your picture in the top box, and the desired width in the bottom box.
[h=4]To Resize a Picture:
Select the picture.
Click one of the corner sizing handles and drag your mouse until the picture is the desired size.
Release your mouse. The picture will be resized.
If you know exactly how many inches tall and wide you want your picture to be, you can resize it to those specifications. Click
the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Size group. Enter the desired height of your picture in the top box, and the desired width in the bottom box.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Crop a Picture:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Crop group.
Click the Crop command.
The black cropping handles will appear. Click and drag a handle to crop the picture. The areas that will be cropped will appear to be semi-transparent.
When you are satisfied with the appearance of your picture, click the Crop command again.
The picture will be cropped.
[h=4]To Crop a Picture:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Crop group.
Click the Crop command.
The black cropping handles will appear. Click and drag a handle to crop the picture. The areas that will be cropped will appear to be semi-transparent.
When you are satisfied with the appearance of your picture, click the Crop command again.
The picture will be cropped.
Working with Pictures
Arranging Pictures
To get your pictures to fit properly with text and other objects, you may have to align them and adjust their
text wrap settings. The procedures for doing these things are identical to the procedures for working with
shapes and other objects. To learn how to arrange and align pictures,
Arranging Pictures
To get your pictures to fit properly with text and other objects, you may have to align them and adjust their
text wrap settings. The procedures for doing these things are identical to the procedures for working with
shapes and other objects. To learn how to arrange and align pictures,
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=3]Modifying Pictures[h=4]Brightness and Contrast
One of the most basic edits you can make to a picture is modifying its brightness and contrast. Although these
tools are separated into two commands in Publisher, they are most effective when used together.
[h=3]Modifying Pictures[h=4]Brightness and Contrast
One of the most basic edits you can make to a picture is modifying its brightness and contrast. Although these
tools are separated into two commands in Publisher, they are most effective when used together.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Adjust Brightness and Contrast:
Select the picture you wish to adjust, then select the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Adjust group.
Click the Brightness drop-down command.
From the drop-down menu that appears, select the desired brightness. Positive numbers (+) will make the
picture brighter, while negative numbers (-) will make the picture darker.
Click the Contrast drop-down command.
Select the desired contrast level. Positive numbers (+) will create a greater contrast between the light and
dark areas of the picture, while negative numbers (-) will reduce the contrast.
[h=4]To Adjust Brightness and Contrast:
Select the picture you wish to adjust, then select the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Adjust group.
Click the Brightness drop-down command.
From the drop-down menu that appears, select the desired brightness. Positive numbers (+) will make the
picture brighter, while negative numbers (-) will make the picture darker.
Click the Contrast drop-down command.
Select the desired contrast level. Positive numbers (+) will create a greater contrast between the light and
dark areas of the picture, while negative numbers (-) will reduce the contrast.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Recolor the Picture:
Select the picture you wish to recolor, then select the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Adjust group.
Click the Recolor drop-down command.
From the drop-down menu that appears, select a recoloring option, or select More Variations to see additional color choices.
[h=4]To Recolor the Picture:
Select the picture you wish to recolor, then select the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Adjust group.
Click the Recolor drop-down command.
From the drop-down menu that appears, select a recoloring option, or select More Variations to see additional color choices.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Apply a Picture Style:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Picture Styles group.
Click the More Picture Styles drop-down arrow.
A drop-down list of styles will appear. Move your cursor over the styles to see a live preview of the style in your publication, then select the desired style.
The style will be applied to the picture.
[h=4]To Apply a Picture Style:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Picture Styles group.
Click the More Picture Styles drop-down arrow.
A drop-down list of styles will appear. Move your cursor over the styles to see a live preview of the style in your publication, then select the desired style.
The style will be applied to the picture.
[h=2]Working with Pictures
[h=4]To Add a Caption:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Picture Styles group.
Click the Caption drop-down command.
A drop-down list of caption styles will appear. Move your cursor over the caption styles to see a live preview of the
captions with your picture, then select the desired caption style.
Click the caption text box and type your caption text.
[h=4]To Add a Caption:
Select the picture, then click the Picture Tools Format tab and locate the Picture Styles group.
Click the Caption drop-down command.
A drop-down list of caption styles will appear. Move your cursor over the caption styles to see a live preview of the
captions with your picture, then select the desired caption style.
Click the caption text box and type your caption text.