WORKING WITH DOCUMENTS
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You can copy only BMP files into a document. However, you can import BMP, GIF, JPEG, PCX Image, and TIFF 5.0 Bitmap files into a document.
1. Select the graphic to copy; choose Edit - Copy.
2. Open the target document.
3. Put the document in Edit mode.
4. Click where you want to place the graphic.
5. Choose Edit - Paste.
Note If you copy a graphic into a document, it appears on all Notes platforms. For example, if you're using Windows and copy a BMP into a document, Macintosh users can see it when they open the document. If you're using a Macintosh and copy a PICT into a document, Windows users can see it when they open the document.
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To import a graphic file into a document
You can import BMP, GIF, JPEG, PCX Image, and TIFF 5.0 Bitmap files into a document.
1. Put the document in Edit mode.
2. Click where you want to place the graphic.
3. Choose File - Import.
4. Select the file to import.
5. Click Import.
Tip To position a graphic in a document, click the graphic, choose Picture - Picture Properties, click the Paragraph Alignment tab (third tab from left), and click an alignment position from the Alignment section.
To resize a graphic
2. Click the graphic.
3. Place your mouse pointer on the dark square in the graphic's lower right corner, and drag to resize the graphic.
Note Notes displays the graphic's current width and height as a percentage of its original width and height above the status bar.
To return a graphic to its original size
3. Choose Picture - Picture Properties.
4. Click the Picture Info tab.
5. Click Reset in the Scaling section.
To enter alternate text for a graphic
If your document is viewed on the Web, the alternate text appears when a user hovers the mouse over the graphic.
5. Enter a name in the "Alternate Text" field; click check mark to save.
To add a caption to a graphic
5. Enter a caption in the Caption field; click check mark to save.
6. Choose where the caption should be placed, in relation to the graphic, in the "Display caption" field.
To create hotspots on your graphic
3. Choose Picture - Add Hotspot <shape> or Add Default Hotspot.
4. Using your cursor, draw the hotspot over the graphic.
5. See Creating, formatting, and removing hotspots to finish creating the hotspot.
6. (Optional) Once you have created a hotspot on your graphic, you can do any of the following:
To remove a graphic
1. Select graphic.
2. Choose Edit - Delete, or press DELETE.
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