Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pictures. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 6, 2016
Easy Tricks Taking Pictures from Word Documents
Easy Tricks Taking Pictures from Word Documents
Perhaps you have experienced these events in their daily work, you have to take a picture that has been inserted directly in a Microsoft Word document! Maybe you had to do it because the sender is not included image files separately. The most common way is most often done by copying the image to the application Paint or other image editor, then save the image in a new file. If the images inserted in Word is not too much, actually used this way is not too problematic. But, what if the inserted image so much? This will make us busy and slow work.
Do not want to use that way? Heres the easiest trick to take the pictures that have been inserted inside the word document, which is a way to save as word document as a "web page".
Below are easy steps:
1. Prepare a Word document that the pictures will be taken.
4. Specify a folder to save the data, specify a file name, then select Save.
5. Open the folder where you store the data earlier. In it there will be an HTML file of documents that we saved earlier and subfolders directory elements in it.
5. Open the folder where you store the data earlier. In it there will be an HTML file of documents that we saved earlier and subfolders directory elements in it.
The pictures that we will automatically take was in a subfolder that contains those elements!
Good luck with your colleagues
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Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Dramatic Pictures Of Japan Tsunami 2011
Dramatic Pictures Of Japan Tsunami 2011
The most powerful earthquake of Japan (magnitude 8.9) on Friday 11th March, hit about 250 miles north-east of Tokyo, triggered a massive tsunami (reported to be as huge as 33 foot) destroying everything that came in its path. The disaster left most of the places in Tokyo in dark as the nuclear power reactors were shut down automatically due to the earthquake. After the earthquake, Japan is now trying to avoid a meltdown accident at its Fukushima nuclear power plant. A disaster which could have catastrophic impacts on Japan and much of the world.
Let us pray for the victims and families who have lost their lives. May the almighty God grant each one of us the wisdom and strength to stand the test of such trying circumstances.
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