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Open Microsoft
Office Word 2003.
Open the Stop Sign
document from the Sample Files folder. |
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Click the
black rectangle.
Click the
Draw
menu. Click
Order
and click
Send to Back.
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Click to
select both parts of
the stop
sign.
Click the
Draw
menu and click Group.
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Take the stop sign
and drag it to the middle of the page. (You may want to zoom out
to do this.)
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Oops! We left a part
behind. Because we moved the stop sign outside the drawing
canvas, we must move the text box first and then re-group our
objects.
Drag the text box
so it’s back in the stop sign. |
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Now, select both the
text box and the
stop sign.
Click the
Draw
menu and click
Group.
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Click the
Insert
menu and click
Object.
Click
Bitmap Image
and click OK.
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Click the
Edit
menu and click
Edit Colours.
Pick a
green
colour and click
OK.
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Click the
Airbrush
icon on the left hand side.
Paint
some grass into the object.
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Click
outside the object
window
to close the Paint screen and return to Word. |
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Place your cursor
beside the new object.
Press the
Enter
key four times; this should move the object down.
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Now,
drag the stop sign
until it is in the grass.
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Now, click in the
middle of the page to highlight the
drawing canvas.
Press the
Delete
key on your keyboard.
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14. |
Close
Microsoft Office Word 2003. |
