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Opening Clipart or Photos

Some documents don’t really need to be opened before you can use them. For instance, you don’t have to “open” photographs or clipart if you want to put them on a page of a text document such as a letter, newsletter, or email. Instead, you need to “insert” or “place” the image into the document.

To place clipart into a document:

1.	Click the insertion point at the position where you want the clipart or photograph to be in the document.
2.	Find the command in that application to “Insert,” “Place,” “Get picture,” or something similar.
3.	Use the dialog box that comes up to find the photo or clipart you want to place on the page. (This assumes you know how to “navigate” in an Open dialog box; if not, see the following ...