Add graphics to excel headers.Q. I just loaded Office XP and I expect great things from it--such as being able to easily add a graphic in an Excel 2000 header, which always has been more complicated than unscrambling the books of a crooked business. Has XP made it any easier to load a graphic in an Excel header? A. it's much easier. Here's how: With the Excel worksheet open, go to the File menu and click on Page Setup. When the dialog box A movable window that is displayed on screen in response to the user selecting a menu option. It provides the current status and available options for a particular feature in the program. "opens, select the Header/ Footer In a document or report, common text that appears at the bottom of every page. It usually contains the page number. tab and select whether you want a Custom Header or Footer (see screenshot See screen shot. ). Then decide whether you want it in the center of the page or on the left or right (see screenshot). Now click on the Insert Picture button (the second button from the right) and a dialog box will open that helps you select the graphic. Once it's located, click on Insert and the words code & [Picture] will appear in the center section where the graphic will be. Click on OK and OK again. To view the page with the header, return to the worksheet and under File, click on Print Preview A software function that displays on screen the way a document will print on paper. Print preview eliminates wasting paper as corrections are made before the document is printed. In addition, network printers are not always close by and easily accessible. (see screenshot). STANLEY ZAROWIN, a former JofA senior editor, is now a contributing editor A contributing editor is a magazine job title that varies in responsibilities. Most often, a contributing editor is a freelancer who has proven ability and readership draw. to the magazine. His e-mail address is zarowin@mindspring. com. |
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