Microsoft Word 2016 Level 1.6: Inserting Graphic Objects

When creating custom documents, symbols or special characters may be required. Most of the time, the symbols are readily available on your keyboard, such as the dollar sign or ampersand. However, thousands of other symbols exist you can insert directly into your documents though Microsoft Word 2016. This training course demonstrates how to insert a symbol, using the registered trademark as an example. Once it is inserted, learners see how to adjust the size of the symbol if it is too large.

This course also shows how to insert images and SmartArt and how to adjust them to fit within the document. The demonstration shows how to resize a graphic manually or by dragging the resize points on the image itself. Learners see how to layout and position an image among the text in a document and even how to place images inside of a table. Images can be easily inserted from a Bing image search directly from Word 2016, making it simple to highlight documents with relevant graphics.

Use this course to learn how to dress up your Word documents with graphic objects.

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Microsoft Word 2016 users

• Insert Symbols And Special Characters
• Add Images To A Document

• Insert symbols and special characters.
  • Identify the first step to insert a symbol or special character.
  • List the options found under the More Symbols option.
  • Recall how to make a symbol appear smaller.
• Add images to a document.
  • Locate the Position tab.
  • Identify the features of selection handles.
  • Locate the Lock aspect ratio box.
  • Select the feature that will insert images from the web.
  • Select the feature that will best depict a visual representation of your information.

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