Now, if you do have something that you don't want, as long as it's selected, and you see those handles around the outside, you can hit your Delete key on the keyboard to remove it. When you press Enter, you're going to see a list of Clip Art images available to you for free from, and when you see one you like, all you do is select it, and click Insert. If you're connected to the Internet, you can go to, and search for clip art. This time go to Online Pictures, and look at your options. Again, our cursor is flashing after our newly inserted image. Let go, deselect by clicking off to the side we now have two images. So let's go back to the Insert tab, go to Pictures, and select Reflection, our PNG file, and when we click Insert there, you can see it's inserted right after, it too is highlighted or selected by those handles, and we'll size it down to about the same size as our previous one. Alright, now we'll click after it, and we're ready to insert another one. Let's go to the bottom right corner, and when you see the double diagonal arrow, we'll just size it down, so it's not so huge. Notice it has handles around the outside, so it's selected, meaning we can do things with it, like size it down. Select it, click Insert, and it shows up right where our cursor was flashing. Let's insert one called Surf that's our JPEG. Click the dropdown, and you'll see there is quite a number of formats to choose from when inserting graphics: metafiles, there is JPEG, and PNG, Bitmaps or BMP files as well, you can see GIFF, etcetera.
We're seeing both types, because down below, All Pictures is selected for what is going to be displayed in this folder. As we hover over them, you can see one is a PNG file, and the other is a JPEG file. Next we'll navigate to the Exercise Files > Chapter9 folder, where we do have a couple. We're going to focus on these three to begin with. Online pictures, where we could go get clip art, for example, search the Internet, even use your own SkyDrive, or Flickr account if you have one. Pictures could be photos that you have stored on your computer, or elsewhere. To do that, we go to the Insert tab, and we have a number of options in the Illustrations section here. That would be a good place to insert an image. Let's just click between our two paragraphs here, so your flashing cursor is on the blank line. That's what we're going to talk about as we work with our NO media campaign1 document here, which has some text, and room for some images. If a picture is truly worth a thousand words, think of all of the typing you can save yourself by inserting pictures into your Word documents.
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