When I want to print an image I open up
Microsoft Word and click on the insert tab at the top of the
page then picture in the row of icons below it. A box will
open with all your files. You find the folder you saved your images to and
double click on the image you wish to import to your page. This will appear
within a box that has small circles in each corner and small square in between
with one having a green dot. This green dot allows you to turn the image. For
the newer version of MW there will be a button at the top rightish called Text
Wrapping. Click on this which will produce a drop box. Click on any of the
of the icons. This will allow you to move your image anywhere on the page. If
you don't have the button at the top of your page, right click and you should
find it in the box that appears and go from there as I instructed above. Once
I've done that and moved my image to the center middle of the page I then grab
one of the corner circles and either drag out the way to make it larger or drag
inwards to make the image smaller. Dragging the squares will distort your image so be careful. Full pieces of cardstock will not go through
my printer so I cut a piece slightly larger than I need (that will also allow
me to cut with a die) and using re-positional tape stick it over the
image then run it through the printer. This also saves wasting cardstock.
Good luck and if you have any problems please do not hesitate to contact me at ladybugcraftsink@aol.com
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