How can I change defaults of pictures inserted in Word 2002? in Word Drawing and Graphics  
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Dotgale2 6/13/2005 12:36 PM PST
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  When I insert pictures into a Word document, I like a line around the picture
so it stands out from the text. How can I change the defauls so that a line
automatically occurs? I tried creating a shortcut key but couldn't find the
option for adding a line.
 
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Bob  Buckland ?:-) 6/14/2005 9:46 AM PST
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  Hi Dot,

You'd need to preprocess it in a graphics app, or
you can record a macro, starting after you have inserted
the picture, that would add a shadow or a border to
the graphic with specific (recorded) line size and
coloring and you can assign a hotkey to use the macro
at the start of the recording process.

Applying a border to a graphic doesn't work if
you're inserting the picture using 'inline with text'
layout style as your default.
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<<"Dotgale2" <Dotgale2@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:2C47D8AC-E864-43B7-9E78-2313AC0EA13C@microsoft.com...
When I insert pictures into a Word document, I like a line around the picture
so it stands out from the text. How can I change the defauls so that a line
automatically occurs? I tried creating a shortcut key but couldn't find the
option for adding a line. >>
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