Word 2007 comes with a range of styles you can use when inserting images into your document.
To see them at work, insert a picture into your document, click the image and choose Picture Tools > Format on the Ribbon.
The Picture Styles are formats you can apply to your image and they include some very attractive looking options.
Once you’ve selected a picture style you can adjust things like the Effects which are attached to it.
For example, you can create a picture reflection by selecting the picture and then choose the Picture Effects > Reflection option to create a reflected edge.
You can also recolor the picture border if desired by using the Picture Border option. If you have a picture inserted in a document and formatted the way you like it but determine that you don’t like the picture and want to replace it, choose Picture Tools > Format and click the Change Picture option and choose an alternate picture to use. The format will remain and only the picture itself will change.
Do you know if it is possible to create a picture format and save it so it can be easily added to other/new pictures? I have a certain style (border, shade, shadow, etc.) that all my pictures need to be but it’s not one of the preset styles. I’d like to save it as one – like you can for the text styles.
thanks,
Nancy
i am facing the same problem while working on the word document as Nancy has mentioned below…
(Do you know if it is possible to create a picture format and save it so it can be easily added to other/new pictures? I have a certain style (border, shade, shadow, etc.) that all my pictures need to be but it’s not one of the preset styles. I’d like to save it as one – like you can for the text styles.
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