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Sometimes there may be part of the image
that you want to crop out and not use.

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Just click the Crop command in the Size group
and you'll see black crop handles appear.

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The black corner crop handles will crop the
picture and retain its proportions.

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Just click the handle and while holding down
the mouse button, drag the handle to the desired

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area, and then release the button.
Or, you could just crop a little of the top

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or the side part of the image.
And there you go, your image is cropped.

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If you have specific dimensions that you need
your picture to be, PowerPoint does give you

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the ability to set the crop to specific measurements
here in the Size group.

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Over on the left in the Adjust group you have
some commands that will change your picture

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in various ways.
The one I probably use the most is the Compress

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Pictures command.
Large file sizes can really make your PowerPoint

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slides load and display slowly and can be
difficult or impossible to send the presentation

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by email.
To compress the picture, just click the command.

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The Compress Pictures dialog box appears.
Here you can choose to only compress the picture

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that is selected, or you can go ahead and
compress all the pictures in the slide show.

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You can click OK to compress the pictures.
If you want to change the default compression

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settings, click the Options button.
In the Compression Settings dialog box that

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appears you can make some choices about your
options and the type of output, or how you'll

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use your PowerPoint presentation.
Then click OK.

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The default settings have always been sufficient
for my needs.

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Some of the other commands allow you to change
the brightness or contrast of color in the

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image.
You can just click each of these commands

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to display a menu of options.
I sometimes use the Brightness command to

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lighten some of my images that are a little
dark, or were taken without the camera flash.

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The Recolor command lets you change the picture
to black and white, Sepia, or other fun color

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tones.
The Reset Picture command removes all the

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formatting changes you made to the picture
and changes it back to the original that you

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inserted, and the Change Picture command opens
up a dialog box so you can switch to a different

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picture on your computer.
Now that we've inserted a picture and modified

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it using all these great PowerPoint features,
let's take a look at the clip art feature.

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I need a 4th slide so I can include instructions
for a group activity and include a clip art

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image.
The title of this one will be Team Exercise.

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And I want an image here that will look good
with the instructions I'll add here later.

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The team exercise involves trying to get a
teammate across a log bridge successfully.

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I don't have any pictures on my computer that
seem right for this slide.

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To take a look at available clip art, I can
click the Clip Art command in the placeholder,

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or select the Insert tab, and choose the Clip
Art command in the Illustrations group.

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Whichever way you choose, the Clip Art task
pane appears on the right.

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In the Search for field we will enter some
words that describe the type of picture we

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are looking for.
In the Search in: drop-down menu we will select

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the clip art collections that we want to search
to find the image.

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By default, all the collections are chosen.
We'll just leave that as it is so PowerPoint

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will search our computer and Office Online
for images.

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Then, we can choose the type of media file
to look for.

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Clip Art illustrations include traditional
clip art that looks more like drawings or

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cartoon images, photographs, movies, and sounds.
I actually only want photographs in this presentation.

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And now we're ready to click Go.
It may take a bit for all the results to display

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as PowerPoint searches for images you can
use.

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Now we can just scroll through and look at
our options.

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You'll notice the world icon on some of these
and that means the image is from a Web collection.

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If you don't see one you like, don't worry.
You can always try different search words

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or click the Office Online link to go to the
Microsoft website and search the thousands

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of clip arts available.
But, here I think this one will work.

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To insert it, you can just click the image,
or click the drop-down arrow next to the image

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to see some of your Options.
From here, you can copy this image to your

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collection, find similar styles, or go ahead
and Insert it.

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Just click it, and the clip art appears in
the slide.

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Notice now that the same Picture Tools Format
tab appears on the Ribbon when the clip art

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is selected.
You can modify the clip art in all the same

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ways that you modified the picture on slide
2.

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It is easy to insert pictures and clip art
and the picture tools really allow you to

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modify the images in interesting ways.
I think well-placed pictures can really make

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people go "Wow" when they see your
presentation, and PowerPoint gives you the

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tools to do it.
Spend some time exploring pictures and clip

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art for yourself.

