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Message board > 500 BOARDERS!!!!
500 BOARDERS!!!!
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wakebeauty
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500 BOARDERS!!!!
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Dear collegues,
If you like boaders take a look at here: http://picasaweb.google.com/grazielabonetti/BordasVariadas#
Take care,
wakebeauty.
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18 Jul 2009
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lynn_28
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They are really beautiful thanks!!! 
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18 Jul 2009
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Cyn.
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Oh, my! Thanks Wakebeauty! This person has many albums with not only borders but also cliparts, coloring pages and scene pictures!  What a finding!!! Cyn |
18 Jul 2009
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teresaraiva
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SUPERB! Thank you Wakebeauty
teresa |
18 Jul 2009
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Akanah
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thxs so much! they �re great :) |
18 Jul 2009
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M�nica_py
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Thank you.. They �re really nice..... |
18 Jul 2009
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maufon
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Thanks so much! I love them!!!! |
18 Jul 2009
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Nebal
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Thanks a lot Wakebeauty!!
I have two questions: How can I use these borders in a word document?
Can I add them to borders � list? If yes, how??
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18 Jul 2009
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baiba
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Good morning!
I would like to know the same things as Nebal.
Could someone explain how to use a picture as a border in WORD doc?
Thanks for the link, wakebeauty!
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18 Jul 2009
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vivanglais
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To use it in a word document, you copy and paste it into it. Then, you double-click on it to open the menu window: image format. In that window you find several thumb indexes, about colour, size, place, image... (If nothing hapens when you double-click, go into the display menu, then tool bars, picture, and there you are again with image format.)
You select place (or whatever means that in your word version) then you have 5 possibilities to place the picture. If you chose behind the text, then you can write or add what you want, where you want, the picture stays behind and doesn �t move, provided you �re careful not to select the picture.
Hope it does help you. Maybe the words are not exactly the same, because my Word is in French.
Have a nice weekend!
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18 Jul 2009
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vivanglais
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To use it in a word document, you copy and paste it into it. Then, you double-click on it to open the menu window: image format. In that window you find several thumb indexes, about colour, size, place, image... (If nothing hapens when you double-click, go into the display menu, then tool bars, picture, and there you are again with image format.)
You select place (or whatever means that in your word version) then you have 5 possibilities to place the picture. If you chose behind the text, then you can write or add what you want, where you want, the picture stays behind and doesn �t move, provided you �re careful not to select the picture.
Hope it does help you. Maybe the words are not exactly the same, because my Word is in French.
Have a nice weekend!
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18 Jul 2009
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