Would you like the moon on a stick too? ;-)
Lucy
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Very sneaky!
I wish the photo albums would work with the picture placeholders in
2007. Wouldn't that be awesome?
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Hi Mr Bill
Just for future reference, you can set up a template then use that
when creating the Photo Album. So in the template draw a shape, give
it the border you want, then right click and select 'set autoshape
defaults'. Then when you create your photo album, click the 'browse'
button right down at the bottom by 'design template' and locate your
template.
Lucy
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thanks John that help save several steps....
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thanks
:
I don't think there's a single step but a fairly quick way:
Set up one picture as you want and select
Double click the format painter (looks like a paint brush)
Click each of the other pics in turn then press esc or click the
format
painter again to turn off.
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I have a presentation that is all pictures. I have inserted under
the photo
album method and would like to add a colored frame around each
picture(same
color and weight or size line) I seem to recall there is a command
to do that
to every picture with out haveing to do it to each picture
individually. can
some one show me the way?
