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I am designing a website and I would like to put some simple clipart on it. Can anyone tell me how I can put clipart from Microsoft Word onto my website? The copy and paste function doesnt work with this? Thanks....
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Posted 21 January 2010 - 03:06 PM
try searching for 'clipart [name of clipart you want]' in google images.
you could also printscreen word with the clipart in it, put it in paint and save it as a .jpg
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you could also printscreen word with the clipart in it, put it in paint and save it as a .jpg
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Posted 21 January 2010 - 03:39 PM
If I have understood your request correctly qptprincess, in order to incorporate clipart into your website you need to host the clipart on an image hosting type site then you paste that link into the css or other other area such as header, body or footer using whichever language or method of creating your site you have chosen e.g. html etc.
If you simply wish to post an image from MS Word on to your site, then again save the clipart on your pc as stated above by Joe, host it on an image hosting site then post the image hosting forum link in the desired place on your site using 'IMG' tags. Hope this helps.
If you simply wish to post an image from MS Word on to your site, then again save the clipart on your pc as stated above by Joe, host it on an image hosting site then post the image hosting forum link in the desired place on your site using 'IMG' tags. Hope this helps.
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Posted 22 January 2010 - 05:53 PM
You can also invest a few bucks in a better clip art system. There are many cheap ones on Amazon and eBay and you'll get a bigger selection, too.
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