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Software 1:
Picmonkey
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Software 2:
Microsoft Word
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Canvas Size
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The image can be resized to
what ever size you need it to be.
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To resize the image you need
to click on the basic edits then scroll down to find the resize option.
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From the resize option you simply
type in the size you want and it will automatically change the size of the
image, then you just apply it to the picture by clicking on the apply option.
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When you have uploaded the
image you will see that the format tab has appeared on the tool bar.
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You can resize the image the
image by clicking on the image and clicking on the little black boxes around
the image and dragging it to the size you wish.
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Saving Option
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To save on picmonkey you have
the option at the top of the screen.
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When you go to save the image
you only have two options which are, JPG and PNG.
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Once you have choosen one of
the options you just choose where you would like it to save on your computer
and click save.
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To save on word you can go to
your menu button and go to save as.
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When you have chosen save as
there are a number of different formats that you can choose from.
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The save as option will
automatically choose an option for you but you can click on the drop down
menu for more options.
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Colour
Adjustment
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On picmonkey in the basic
edits section there are three different options from which you can choose
from in order to edit the colour of the picture.
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These options are
Exposure
Colours
Sharpen
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These options allow you to
edit the brightness, highlight, shadows, contrast, saturation, temperature,
sharpness and clarity.
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On word you can access these
options on the format tab
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These options you have
include, brightness, contrast and recolour.
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Filters
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On picmonkey you need to
click on the effects tab.
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There are many different
effects that you can use, although some you may have to pay for.
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Many of the free effects are
very good and useful such as black and white, sepia, soften, frost, dust,
ect.
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You can access the different
filters on word by going to your format tab.
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Your filters are in the
adjust section as well as the recolour option.
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Cropping
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On picmonkey to crop your
image you need to go to the basic edits tab and it’s the first option
available.
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When you click on crop a box
appears around the image where you can pull the little black boxes in to only
show what you want to display in the image.
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On word you can crop your
image by firstly going to your format tab and then to the size options.
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When you select crop you are
able to drag the little black boxes which are now around the image in to cut
away any unwanted sections of the picture.
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Text
Manipulation
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You need to go to the text
tab at the side of the screen in order to access the text options in
picmonkey.
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You can select the style of
your font before clicking add text.
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When the box appears on the
image you can type in whatever you want and then change the size colour
position and effect of the text to match the style of your picture.
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On word you need to go to the
insert tab where you can select a text box and then draw it onto your image.
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You can then type in your
text and choose the size, style and colour of your text from the options
available.
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Image
Resolution
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On picmonkey you have three
options to change the image resolution.
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The first option is Roger,
this is the smallest file size at 67.9KB and not great quality.
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The second option is Pierce
this is great quality although the file size is bigger 84.5KB
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Finally the largest file size
at 158.3KB is Sean although this provides gorgeous quality.
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The only way to change the
image resolution on word is to compress the image.
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You can do this in the format
tab and selecting the compress image option.
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From this there are three
options, Print (220ppi), Screen (150ppi) and finally E-mail (96ppi).
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Selecting Objects
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To select an object on
picmonkey you must choose the object you would like to place on the picture
from the overlays tab.
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The object will appear on the
picture where you can move it to the position you want by dragging it to
wherever you want it to be.
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To select an object on
Microsoft Word you must select a shape from the shapes option within the
insert tab.
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You can then click and drag
this shape to wherever you would like the shape placed on the picture.
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Standard Software Tools
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