Can you super-impose text on a picture using Microsoft Photo Editor (WN XP)?
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According to this document that feature is unavailable.\n\nhttp://ext.msstate.edu/homepages/cas/pdfs/microsoft_docs/photo_editor/microsoft_photo_editor_quick_reference.pdf
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Sharpie attack!!!!\n(but that is really the only way to do it if you don't have the printer label stuff)
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highlight, right click and copy.\nthen right click and paste
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Your answer is called adobe photoshop.
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The only way I know is to use WordArt. \n1) On the Menu bar click: Insert / Picture / WordArt \n2) Choose the upper right-hand WordArt style option (simplest one if you only need it for one letter)\n3) Click OK \n4) Once the "Edit WordArt Text" box pops up, select the font and size you want for the "K" \n5) Click OK\n6) Left click on the "K" to highlight it\n7) Move the mouse cursor to the left most part of the letter until it turns into a double ended horizontal arrow\n8) Click and hold the left mouse button, while you hold it drag the cursor to the right making sure you go an equal distance to the right as the letter was wide on the left\n9) Let go of the mouse button\n\nThere you have a backwards 'K'. If you click anywhere else it will unselect the WordArt. And the one good thing I found is that you can type as close to the inserted text as needed.
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The only way you can do the same is to download a free `html' editor.. make a local (on your disk) html file and link the images with the text...  most html editors have wizards and it should not be too difficult
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http://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/\n\nTry this program.
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i'm not sure what you mean... any basic photo editor on your computer will do the job for you in less than a minute. \ngood luck!\n:)\n\n(this includes ms paint if you run any version of windows)
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Open a Word document and Insert > Picture > From File... \n\nChoose the file and click OK.
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Just Edit them in any program like photoshop...
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All text editors can do this job.  I usually use notepad or wordpad (installed with windows os).\n\nIf you are using Windows 95-Me:\nEither: Double Click and choose notepad.\nor Open notepad and drag the cfg file in the window\n\nUsing 2K-XP..\nEither: Double Click and choose select the program from the list.\nThen choose notepad from the list and OK.\nor Right-click, open with and click choose program.\nFind Notepad on the list and click ok
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You could copy the text into your Word Processor and then print. You can do the same with images.
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U will get it with Adobe Photoshop seven. It is free. Download and install it.
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Try Cool Edit Pro. There is a Trial version available.
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So you wanna edit a tiff file huh?\n\nOpen it in a graphic editor and crop out the text you don't want and add the new text.\n\nThe Gimp Graphic Editor (Windows port) [free]\nhttp://gimp-win.sourceforge.net/\n\nGimp tutorial book\nhttp://gimp-savvy.com/BOOK/index.html\n\nAll about the TIFF file format\nhttp://www.ee.cooper.edu/courses/course_pages/past_courses/EE458/TIFF/\n\nand that's that!
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check your file settings.....click on tools then folder options then file types....look down the list for the extension type (.jpg, .bmp, .gif) click on it and then advanced...see what it lists, there should be an entry for edit...you can select it to be the default or at least see what command its using to open edit......if you want the same behaviour for all pic files then you'll want to copy and paste the command into each pic type file you want it for.\nfor example the default command for editing a .bmp file is:\n"C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32&#92;mspaint.exe" "%1"
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http://www.gimp.org/windows/