My Trivia Night flyer is almost done.
It just needs one final touch: Pictures.
Word offers a couple of different ways of adding pictures, and if you go to the Insert
tab, you have an option to insert a picture from a file or insert Clip Art.
I'm going to add some Clip Art first.
When you click on this, a task pane opens up, and this is where you'll search for the
Clip Art.
Since this is a Trivia Night, I think some kind of picture that has question marks might
look good.
Here, you can choose which types of media it will search for.
I'm going to check Illustrations and Photographs.
And then click out of that.
I'm going to leave this checked so that it will search Office.com in addition to the
built-in Clip Art.
Click Go.
This gives me a lot of results, so I'll just scroll down until I see something that I like.
Ok, this one's perfect.
If I click on it, it will appear in the document.
By default, pictures are set to be In Line with Text.
That setting may be fine in some cases, but it's not going to work in this document because
I won't be able to move it exactly where I want.
Right-click the image, and go to Wrap Text.
I'm going to select In Front of Text.
Now, I can move it wherever I want.
Just like with shapes, you can use the handles to change the size.
It's covering up this WordArt, so I'm going to right-click it and go to Send Backward.
Now I don't want to go to Send to Back or Send Behind Text because I still want it to
be in front of everything else; I just want to move it backward one level.
Perfect!
Sometimes you may have a specific picture on your computer that you want to use, and
to do that just go to Insert and Picture.
Navigate to the folder where your file is, and select your file, and then click Insert.
Just like with the Clip Art, the picture is set to be In Line with Text.
And for this one I'd actually like to wrap the text around it.
So I'll right-click it, go to Wrap Text, and I'll choose Square.
Now, I can just move the picture around until the text is wrapping the way I want it to.
I think this flyer is done now, so I'm just going to proofread it one more time, and then
I'll be ready to print it.