Insert an Image

You can enhance your documents by incorporating graphic objects. These graphics are divided into two categories – those that are created in Word, and those that are created in another application.  Word-native images include shapes (lines, arrows, block images, flowcharts, etc.) and other stock images that come pre-loaded with Word. Outside images can be any other
type of image: a digital photograph, a image from a web site, or a scanned document.

TO INSERT STOCK IMAGES:

1. Place your cursor where you want to insert the image in the document.
2. In the toolbox, click the Object Palette button.
   
   Then, click the Clip Art button.
   
3. You can use the drop-down menu to narrow the selection in order to find an appropriate image.
   

TO INSERT AN IMAGE:

1. Place your cursor where you want to insert the image in the document.
2. In the toolbox, click on the Object Palette button.
   
3. Then, click on the Photo button.
   

The selection window defaults to your Photo Library, but to select an image from a different location, click the drop-down menu and select Other Library or Folder.

Navigate to the folder where the images are located, and click on Choose.

Once you have found an image that you like, click on it and hold down the mouse button. Drag the image into the document.

Note: You can also copy and paste images into documents just as you would do with text