3 Steps Showing How to Rotate an Image, Photo, or Picture Using Open Office Draw
How was I going to rotate this image now? Looking on line and typing in rotate pictures, rotate photos, rotating images and rotating photos, I was dismayed to see the results offered up from my searches. Finally, I found a step by step guide that uses the Open Office Drawing rotate feature
What bought about this hunting for rotating pictures instructions?
The 60 day Microsoft Office Professional 2007 trial
Just as I was getting so use to using the Microsoft Office Word 2007 rotate feature, the 60 day Microsoft Office Professional 2007 trial that came pre-installed with Vista when I bought my new laptop had ended
Not having the funds, just yet, to buy the Microsoft Office 2007 package, I went on line searched around and downloaded the Open Office software
If you do not have access to Photoshop, you too can use the rotating feature in Open Office
Have you not yet tried rotating images?
Why not? Especially if you are a budding Internet Marketer or photographer?
Why would you want to use such a feature?
Did you realise, as an Internet Marketer, rotated images will help you with jazzing up your webpages, etc? As a photographer, rotated images gives more depth to your photographs But you know that already, I'm sure
For me though, the rotated emphasis to my photos and images makes them more visually appealing. (Boy do pictures look different when at an angle) And I've yet to master the Photoshop or Gimp, rotating features. One day though
So, if you like explanations, shown in step by step detail, you will like the step by step instructions, I found
Visiting that webpage, you'll find that in 3 clear steps you are shown how to rotate a picture / photo using the Open Office Draw software with an extra 2 steps showing what to do if you are unhappy with your initial picture rotation
The five steps shown are:
STEP 1 Creating a working area for your picture / photo
STEP 2 Inserting picture / photo that you wish to rotate
STEP 3 Rotating the picture / photo instructions
And the extra steps are
STEP 4 Changing rotated position
STEP 5 Finished picture location
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