Hello everyone it's 'Lurgs' here welcome to my channel I'm here to save you time and
money and today it's how to insert pictures into a table in a Word document,
first of all let's open up Word and I'm just going to change the orientation to
landscape and then change it to narrow margins and then go to insert table you
can insert a custom table but you can just select one of these options here as
I've got six pictures to import, whilst I'm doing that there's a link above now
how to start a new page in a Word document really easily, now to get these
to the size that you want you just hold the left button down on your mouse and
then put it over one of the lines and just drag it to where you want it to
literally just hold the mouse button down and just drag it, now it might go to
a second page so I'm just going to fiddle about with it until I'm happy
with the results, whilst I'm doing that there's a link
above now about how to have portrait and landscape pages in the same Word
document really handy feature, right now put the cursor in the first box that you
want to insert the picture in then at the top on the Menu bar click on Insert
and then click on Picture and I'm just going to go to a folder on my computer
and the first one is me doing a bit of time travel not likely to ever lift a
World Cup, but you never know! And then what you can do with this is you can
just hold the edges of the photo again by holding down the left button on your
mouse and just dragging it to the exact size that you want, now at the moment it
will maintain the aspect ratio so as you drag it in it will keep it in exactly
the same aspect ratio, now we can change this and I will show you that in a few
moments, this is me meeting some of the ex presidents of the United States of
America, let's just carry on so insert another
picture this is me on the Moon [this is one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind] oh that was a
great couple of days that was, whilst I'm doing this there's a link
above now about how to take a screenshot in Windows 10,
again you can just hold the mouse button down and just drag the photo to
the size that you want and I best put in a picture of my wife because she's
looking absolutely gorgeous and that is why I married her and also she is lovely,
and there's another picture of my wife before she was my wife, she never watches
my YouTube videos but if she does and you are watching I love you very very
much, and thanks for putting up with me for so long! Okay so if you go up to the
top right-hand corner and click on size you've got this tick in the box called
'Lock aspect ratio' so untick that and that allows you to drag the photo
left and right up and down to the exact size that you want it, whilst I'm doing
that there's a link above now about how to print multiple pictures on one page
in Windows 10 the easy way, so as you can see by dragging these photos I'm ticking
that aspect ratio just gives you a lot more freedom it's better to get them
exactly in those boxes, once you're happy with that then you can put some nice
borders on your pictures there's lots of different ones as soon as you click on a
picture it brings up the picture tools at the top and you can just select any
of these borders, I like the feathering on the outside version so I'm just going
to do that on all six pictures,
so just click each one and then select that at the top in the picture tools and
there's a link above now about how to transfer everything from your old iPhone
to a brand new iPhones definitely worth checking that out if you're upgrading
your iPhone,
and then finally at the end you can put a border round the table
but this looks a bit garish so I'm just going to leave it as it is, if you'd like
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