When you decide to save your file, you can choose to resize individual images at the same time. What is the workflow that is best to use with Microsoft Office software? In this video, author Richard Harrington walks you through how you can resize images with Microsoft Office when you save out your digital images.
- Now, when you decide to save your file,…you can also choose to resize…individual images at that time.…Let me show you the Microsoft Workflow here.…What you can choose to do…is click on the individual picture or multiple pictures…that you want to adjust the resolution settings for.…Then, under the Picture Tools area,…you could adjust using the Format tab…and click Compress Pictures.…In this case, make sure you use the option to apply…only to this picture with the check box.…
And from the Target output,…you could choose the resolution that you want.…Let's do this in this last example.…Let's select these two images here by Shift-clicking.…And I'll go to the Picture tab area for Format.…Now, I've got the option here for Compress Pictures.…And I'll leave it checked for only these pictures.…You also have the ability to tell it…to discard the data from the crop.…So if you've cropped a larger photo smaller…and you're sure that you no longer need those pixels,…you can choose to delete them from the crop.…
You can now easily decide…
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Released
11/21/2017- Reviewing essential technological concepts
- Why does file format matter?
- JPG, PNG, and other raster formats
- Converting file formats with Adobe tools and free utilities
- Resizing images
- Matching visual style
- Adjusting the exposure, color, and size of an image
- Making essential image adjustments in Microsoft Word and PowerPoint
- Adjusting images with online image editors
- Adjusting images in a PDF file with Acrobat Pro
- Intellectual property rights
Skill Level Intermediate
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Introduction
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Welcome5m 51s
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Exercise files49s
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1. Essential Tech Knowledge
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Understanding resolution7m 58s
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What is color space?5m 59s
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Why does file format matter?6m 12s
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2. Essential File Types
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3. Resizing Images
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What is cropping or masking?4m 59s
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Resizing while saving2m 26s
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4. Essential Photographic Concepts
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Matching visual style4m 35s
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What is color temperature?1m 30s
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5. Essential Image Adjustments in Photoshop Elements
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6. Essential Image Adjustments in Microsoft Word
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7. Essential Image Adjustments in Microsoft PowerPoint
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8. Useful Online Image Editors
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Using Fotor to adjust images4m 54s
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Using Pixlr to adjust images3m 45s
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9. Working with PDF Files
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10. Intellectual Property Rights
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Licensing stock photography7m 26s
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Conclusion
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Next steps58s
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