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While I’m obviously a fan of Word 2007, there are only a few things in Word 2007 that literally left me speechless the first time I experienced them. Picture Styles are one of those things.
It’s hard to do justice to the simplicity and impact of this feature with words, so here’s my attempt to let Picture Styles speak for themselves:
Insert a picture in Word 2007.
You will see the Picture Tools Contextual Tab and you will be one click away from the following goodness:
Simple Frame,
White
Beveled Matte,
Metal Frame
Drop Shadow
Rectangle
Reflected Rounded
Soft Edge
Double Frame, Black
Thick Matte, Black
Black
Beveled Oval, Black
Compound Frame, Black
Moderate Frame,
Center Shadow
Rounded Diagonal Corner,
Snip Diagonal Corner,
Rotated, White
Perspective Shadow
Relaxed Perspective,
Soft Edge Oval
Bevel Rectangle
Bevel Perspective
Reflected Perspective
Right
Bevel Perspective Left,
Reflected Bevel,
Metal Rounded
Metal Oval
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Is something wrong in the way i see it? I can only see plain text in bold and large fonts !! no picture styles !!!
Thanks Atul. Are other folks not seeing the pics? I've tried it on two machines and see'em. -Jonathan (MS)
This really is quite annoying. I used to say "Word is for words that's why it's called Word" when people attempted real graphic design in Word. However I do like 2007 :-)
Hey team, what happened to text to speech in Word 2007? It's a really cool feature...I ended up buying a program to do it because I couldn't get Narrator in Vista to read in Word, and Word no longer has the feature. I'm not using it for accessibility reasons, more a final proof, but I would imagine a lot of people were dependent on it. And if Narrator can't read Word files, well, then it seems Word should never have lost that feature. I know you guys are busy, but if you can help me out here, it would be greatly appreciated, as I told all my writing cronies about it, and now they're asking me how to access it in 2007 (:
I believe images pasted from the clipboard are stored in the document as bitmaps. I would be great if your Compress Pictures feature converted bitmaps to JPEGs. This would be as effective, if not more, than deleting cropped areas and reducing resolution.
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