Clip Art/Picture Files

[Cynthia Caprise]

Thanks for the info JLT. I just picked up 12 rolls of film from our recent
Walt Disney World trip that we had put on Kodak Picture Disk. Can't wait
to view these and try it with Publisher. (I've promised myself to get some
work done, first-so why am I busy typing posts.....oh well) Thanks.
-Cindy

JLT, Jumpstart MVP <dgt...@wolfenet.com> wrote in article
<32f18e68...@msnews.microsoft.com>...
> Cindy,
> You are not limited to the Clipart that comes with Publisher in any
> way. You can use any image that is compatible with Pub. Publisher
> recognizes all of the major formats (including Kodak's .pcd).
>
> To get a complete list of them, simply click on the "show index"
> button in the lower left and enter in the name of one of the formats
> (such as gif).
>
> jlt
>
> On Thu, 30 Jan 1997 17:27:34 -0800, "Cynthia Caprise"
> <ccap...@juno.com> wrote:
>
> >I've been using Publisher CD Deluxe for only a few short months, but I
am
> >contemplating purchasing the 97 upgrade because of the additional clip
art
> >and picture files. (Took a quickie class at the Disney Institute a few
> >weeks ago and I like the upgrade.)
> > My question is this: Is it possible to get even more clip art and
import
> >it into the program?
> > I do a newsletter for a fire department and I'm very limited with
the
> >clip art in P95. P97 has a few more fire related clips, but I'm still
very
> >limited.
> > Is there a site on the web where I can d/l some "fire" graphics? Can I
> >import photographs that are on a Kodak 3.5" disk? Or am I being reduced
to
> >having to get a scanner? Thanks for the assist. -Cindy
> >
>
> JLT.
> Jumpstart MVP
>