Hi, Using Word 2000 when I insert a picture I can't Rotate or Flip the picture. When I click on the picture and then on 'Draw' and then on 'Rotate or Flip', none of the options are available. What do I need to do to get these options? Thanks, Phil
Hi, Using Word 2000 when I insert a picture I can't Rotate or Flip the picture. When I click on the picture and then on 'Draw' and then on 'Rotate or Flip', none of the options are available. What do I need to do to get these options? Thanks, Phil
Hi Andre, There are no icons for rotate or flip on my picture toolbar. I can customize the tool bar and add the flip and rotate icons from the drawing opion, but when I close the "tool bar add buttons" option the icons I added are once again not highlighted as an option. I'm missing something somewhere............... Phil should appear. There what each icon does. to "Rotate or Flip" it. not enabled, meaning the "Picture" Tool bar will be message or these
Assuming you are referring to clip art -- and not photographic images.... do the following: 1) double click the image (opens the format dialog box) 2) set layout to square (or anything other than in line with text) 3) close format object dialog box 4) right click over image -- and select GROUPING---> UNGROUP 5) click Draw on the drawing toolbar... and click GROUP I don't know why -- but it works -- now you should be able to rotate and/or flip! Good Luck! Kate in MN
In Word 2000 and above, graphics are by default inserted "In Line with Text." In order to be able to rotate or flip them, you must first put them in the drawing layer. Click on the graphic to display the Drawing toolbar, then click on the Text Wrapping button (dog icon) and choose a different wrapping style. Then you should be able to rotate/flip. For more, see http://www.**--****.com/
Click on the image or picture, the "Picture" Toolbar should appear. There are a number of options listed. Hover each icon to see what each icon does. Their should be an option for "rotate or flip". Remember to click on the image first be attempting to "Rotate or Flip" it. The icons will then be high lighted. If the picture is not enabled, meaning you did not click it before then the icons on the "Picture" Tool bar will be grayed out. Andre Da Costa
Hi again, I'm using Word 2000. Yes, I do click on the picture first and the icons do not become active. Also there is no object attached to the picture when I click on it. It's like there is no rotate/flip option with the version I'm using. If it helps I have version 9.0.4402 SR-1. Thanks again... Any more ideas? Thanks, Phil the icons should Word you are using. to it. object attached to rotating the image, its message close Rotate then
Andre, no rotation is possible for inline objects, which is what Phil is dealing with here. The rotation handle becomes available when the graphic is wrapped. using. to
Did you click the picture first? If you click it first, the icons should then become active. It really depends on the version of Word you are using. Yes you can customize the toolbar and add specific icons to it. If you are using Word 97 to 2000, there should be a small object attached to the picture when you click it, this feature is for rotating the image, its green. Hover over it and see what happens to your mouse. Andre Da Costa Jamaica W.I.
Thanks Suzanne, I'm not working with a clip art, it's a picture that I inserted using "Insert"/"picture"/'from file". I tried changing the the text wrapping before, along with everything else I could think of. Nothing seems to work. Can you rotate a "Picture" (.gif) file that is inserted into word using the insert/picture/from-file? Thanks, Phil inserted "In Line with must first put them Drawing toolbar, choose a different For more, see to the newsgroup so message or these
Arrggh, sorry. That article doesn't tell what I thought it did. But the instructions I gave will work for all graphics if the version of Word supports it. I'm pretty sure you can do this in Word 2000; I know you can do it in Word 2002 and above.
In 2000 --- I could not get Word to allow me to rotate/flip a GIF image. BUT.... I copied the image to MS Paint.... did my rotate / flip there... and then copied it back to Word..... and it seemed to work just find. You should be able to find MS Paint on your Accessories menu. Try that.... I think it should do the trick! Kate in MN
Hi Suzanne, Nope :-) New in Word 2002; a lot of the graphics stuff was re-worked for that version. Cindy Meister
Assuming you are referring to clip art -- and not photographic images... do the following 1) double click the image (opens the format dialog box 2) set layout to square (or anything other than in line with text 3) close format object dialog bo 4) right click over image -- and select GROUPING---> UNGROU 5) click Draw on the drawing toolbar... and click GROU I don't know why -- but it works -- now you should be able to rotate and/o flip Good Luck Kate in M "Phil" < XXXX@XXXXX.COM > wrote in messag > Hi >> Using Word 2000 when I insert a picture I can't Rotate o > Flip the picture. When I click on the picture and the > on 'Draw' and then on 'Rotate or Flip', none of th > options are available. What do I need to do to get thes > options >> Thanks > Phi OH MY GOODNESS!! Thanks to Kate G. for the perfect solution to my "rotating-flipping" problem!! It works--who cares why!! :o) Thanks, again.
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