Getting Started with Word Animation tutorial 66: Resizing pictures

One, drag the mouse resize picture

1. Click the picture in the document that you want to resize, and there will be 8 control points around it. Position the mouse pointer over the handles at different positions, and the shapes are different.

2. Move the pointer over the picture's control point, press and hold the left button to drag, a dotted box appears, indicating the size of the picture after scaling, if the requirements are met, you can release the left button.

Tip: Hold down the CTRL key to drag the picture's control point, scaling the picture's center outward vertically, horizontally, or diagonally, holding down the SHIFT key or the ALT key to drag the corner handle, and the picture will scale in the original aspect scale.

Second, use the dialog box to resize the picture

1. Click to select a picture.

2. Click the Format Picture button on the Picture toolbar, or perform the format → picture, or right-click on the picture, select Format Picture, open the Format Picture dialog box, and switch to the Size tab. "

3. In the height and width boxes of size and rotate, type the height and width values you want to change to the picture. If you want the picture to remain in its original height-to-width ratio, you can select lock aspect ratio. When resizing, you only need to adjust a number in the Height or width box, and the value of the other item will change accordingly. In addition, the relative original picture size item is selected to display the magnification of the current picture compared to the original picture.

4. Click the OK button.

Attention:

You can restore the original size of a picture by clicking the Reset Picture button on the Picture toolbar, but you must ensure that the relative original picture check box is selected in the Size tab of the Format Picture dialog box.

The animation of the specific operation process is as follows:

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