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Demo: Rotate graphics in Office documents

Applies to: Microsoft Office Excel 2003, PowerPoint 2003, Word 2003

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What do you do when you've inserted a graphic into an Office document, but it isn't facing the direction you want? Or when you need to orient a piece of art to fit into a margin or an irregular space among text? Never fear: Office programs like Word, PowerPoint®, and Excel® provide multiple ways to rotate graphic elements right on the page. Watch the demo to see how to rotate clip art, picture files, drawings, AutoShapes, and WordArt to any angle you desire.

How to do it (text version):

Training course:

Lesson: Positioning a graphic exactly where you want it

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