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Raymond Robillard #1
Re: Importing to Microsoft Publisher
Pete... now I understand !! :)
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Importing Microsoft Publisher files
Hi. I'm trying out InDesign CS and can't figure out how to import/open Microsoft Publisher files. Is there a way to import them into InDesign... -
FYI: Microsoft Publisher Users - Check out Microsoft Expression 3.3
http://www.microsoft.com/products/expression/ There is a free download for Windows users (and Mac) which weighs in at 57mb. This is... -
Microsoft publisher
I don't see Microsoft publisher on my list. My hard drive is a VPR Matrix bought in 2002 with Windows XP as software. Could someone help me? -
importing web page into Publisher 2002?
Is it possible to import a web page, including all graphics, INTO (not from) -
Importing Elements pictures into Microsoft Publisher
Simply save picture in whatever format you want (Tiff all around best probably, although Publisher takes lots of formats). Insert/Picture/From File... -
Ben T #2 Re: Importing to Microsoft Publisher
valerie
Open Publisher > File > New,this displys a new page .
In Elements with a photo displayed > Move tool > Drag & droop onto Publisher
page
Hope this helps.
Ben
"valerie arn" <v.arn@gregwrightandsons.com> wrote in message
news:1de9d923.-1@WebX.la2eafNXanI...> How do I import my JPEG photos from Elements to Publisher?
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Ricky Cash #3 Re: Importing to Microsoft Publisher
In WinXP:
Have Publisher and Elements open at the same time.
Flatten the image. Drag your image to the Publisher taskbar item. Publisher will appear. Drag to place it in your publication. Don't forget to undo the flattening in Elements in case you decide you need more editing later.
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