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                                                   Graphics in Word 2016










                        Chapter Profile

                            Shapes                                              Inserting WordArt
                            Inserting Pictures                                  Inserting Symbols



                 You already know that Word 2016 provides different formatting tools to format
                 the content of documents.
                 In Word,  you can also work  with graphics. There  are  three  basic types of

                 graphics—Shapes,  WordArt  and  Pictures.  You  can  also format  the  graphics
                 with colors, patterns, borders, and other effects.

                     SHAPES


                 Word 2016 comes with a set of readymade shapes that you can use in your document.
                 A shape is a drawn picture that can be created from lines, curves, rectangles, and
                 other objects. You can resize, rotate, flip, color, and combine the shapes with other
                 shapes to make more complex shapes. The Shapes command on the Insert tab
                 contains several categories of shapes including Lines, Basic Shapes, Flowchart,
                 Stars and Banners and Callouts.

                 To draw a shape from the Shapes command, follow these steps:
                 Step 1  Click on the Insert tab.



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                 Step 2  Click on the Shapes command in the Illustrations group.





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