Article Show All Hide All In Clip Organizer, do one of the following: Scan for and add new clips The first time Clip Organizer opens, you have the opportunity to organi...

Article Show All Hide All Clip Organizer can't locate my clip. The location of the file may have changed. You may have moved or removed the file, or changed your hardwa...

Article Microsoft Clip Organizer catalogs, also called collections, are logical groupings of artwork arranged by subject or location. When Clip Organizer asks you to in...

Article If you delete a clip from Clip Organizer by using the Delete from " Collection " or Delete from Clip Organizer command, the clip is deleted only from the C...

Article Clip Organizer will look and act slightly differently when running in earlier Office programs than it does running with current programs; however, you can accom...

Article In the collection list, click the collection you want to delete. Right-click the collection, and then, on the shortcut menu, click Delete collection . Note Y...

Article Show All Hide All Microsoft Clip Organizer can be opened independently of a Microsoft Office program. On the Microsoft Windows Start menu, point to All Programs...

Article Select the clip you want to delete. On the Edit menu, do one of the following: To delete the clip from a specific collection, click Delete from " Collecti...

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Article Select the clip you want to move. On the Edit menu, click Move to Collection . Do one of the following: Move the clip to an existing collection Select the...

Article Select the clip you want to copy. On the Edit menu, click Copy to Collection . Do one of the following: Copy the clip to an existing collection Select the...

Article When you insert a Microsoft Windows Metafile from the Clip Organizer, you can change the colors in the picture (for example, to match the color scheme of your...

Article Show All Hide All Microsoft Clip Organizer classifies your media clips (clip: A single media file, including art, sound, animation, or movies.) into four types ...

Article You can only rename collections that you have created; the read-only collections provided with Microsoft Clip Organizer can't be renamed. Select the collection ...

Article You can add, change, or delete keywords for clips that you have added to Clip Organizer. Select a clip . On the Edit menu, click Keywords . In the Keywords...

Article There are two types of files that come with Microsoft Clip Organizer: clip source files (also called clip files) and Clip Organizer collections (also called cli...

Article You can scan images and store them in Microsoft Clip Organizer. With your scanner ready and the image on the scanner glass, in Clip Organizer , on the File m...

Article Show All Hide All You can use Microsoft Clip Organizer to gather and store your own photos, animations, videos, and other media files. The first time you open C...

Article On the File menu, click New Collection . In the Select where to place the collection folder tree, select the folder to which you want the new collection to...

Article Compacting the catalog will not remove clips from your hard disk or from Microsoft Clip Organizer, but will only compact your primary Clip Organizer catalog....

Article Use this procedure to associate folders that store clips to collections that you have created. In the collection list, select the collection you want to change ...

Article Show All Hide All The following tips can make finding specific clips (clip: A single media file, including art, sound, animation, or movies.) easier, whether th...