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Using Scrapbook Documents
Scrapbook
is a place
to store
graphic
objects
and bits of text so that they are
available
for pasting
into documents.
You can also delete
graphic
objects
and
text from
your default
scrapbook
or any other
scrapbook
document.
You can also navigate
through
a scrapbook
document
and name a page
of
scraps,
so you can find items
easily.
Placing and Deleting Clip Art and Other Scraps
You can place dip art, scraps of text, or other graphics into a Scrapbook
document.
The clip art is provided on diskette.
Clip art is in T1Fformat.
To place clip art:
I.
Insert
the diskette
containing
the clip art
2.
Select
Import
Scrap
from the File menu.
The Import
Scrap dialog
box
appears.
3.
From the left, select
the name
of the file you want
to import,
and from
the
right, select
the format,
either
No Idea or TIE
4.
Click on Import.
Copy andPaste _so_ I_To €opy f=rom another program
to Scrapbook:
_ppear in the Edit
---.'-
.....
menu.
,
When you paste an item- °_ 2.
from another program
into your scrapbook,
3.
you automatically add a
4.
new page to the
scrapbook.
ff you want to insert
the scrap on another
page, click on
Previous or Next.
Within
a progdam,
select
the item and press
COPY. It is now temporarily
stored
on the clipboard.
Close the program.
Open
Scrapbook.
Press PASTE.
The scrap appears
on a new page
in front
of the current
page.
This pushes
all subsequent
scraps
back one page.
OR
Select Paste at End from the Edit menu. Thescrap
ispastedon
the lastpage
of the scrapbook.
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