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Scrapbook
Before starting, review
these basic procedures
from the Getting Started
chapter in Book 1:
• Working with Documents
• Saving Documents
• Working wi_ Menus
• Working with Dialog Boxes
Scrapbook
is a place to store
graphic
objects
and bits of text so that
they
are
available
for pasting
into documents.
It also allows
you to place
the clip art
that is supplied
on diskette
in a" Scrapbook
document
to place in other
documents.
Starting Scrapbook
When
you first start Scrapbook,
the Default
document
opens.
If you have not
copied
any scraps
into this document,
it is empty.
If you have already
entered
scraps,
the contents
of the first page
appear
in the View box.
After placing
the f_t
scrap
in
the
Default
Scrapbook,
save it without
renaming
it if you want
the Default
Scrapbook
to open
each time you open
Scrapbook.
Or you can create
and save a new Scrapbook
document
to open
when
needed
(see page
171).
l_ To start Scrapbook:
_ Click on Sc_pbook
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page in the scrapbook.
Click here to go to the previ-
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scrapbook.
Scrapbook
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