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Any picture you find at a Web site can be moved into RFFlow and added to
your chart or to a stencil. If you are going to publish your chart or dispense
it widely, you should check to see if the picture you are importing has a
copyright and ask permission to use it.
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Users of Microsoft
Internet Explorer |
- Find the picture you want on the Internet and right-click on it.
- Click Copy.
- Switch to RFFlow and click Edit, Paste. The picture will
show up in the upper left corner of RFFlow. Drag the picture to its
destination position.
- If you plan to use the picture often, you should put it into an RFFlow
stencil. To do this, replace step 3 above with step 5 below.
- Click the
button.
- Click on the box with the plus sign
to
expand this category.
- Click on
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- Drag the picture from the upper right corner of the Stencils and Shapes
dialog box to your stencil on the left.
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Making the Current
Stencils the Default Stencils |
- To make the current stencils the default stencils for new charts, click
the word Stencils in the main menu of RFFlow.
- Then click Make the Current Stencils the Default Stencils for new
Charts.
- Now when you run RFFlow or start a new chart, these stencils will
be displayed.
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Users of Netscape
Navigator |
- Find the picture you want on the Web and right-click on it.
- Select Save Image As....
- In the dialog box that appears, write down the folder where you are
saving the file and the filename. The folder is listed beside the words Save
in: and the filename is to the right of the words Filename:.
- After the file has been downloaded, run Microsoft Paint. To run Paint,
click on the Windows Start button, Programs or All
Programs, Accessories, and Paint.
- Open the file you downloaded in Paint. It may end in .gif, .jpg, or
.jpeg so you may have to click on the drop-down list box to the right of
the words Display files of type:.
- Once the picture is opened in Paint, click Edit, Select All.
- Next click Edit, Copy.
- Switch to RFFlow and click Edit, Paste. The picture will
show up in the upper left corner of RFFlow. Drag the picture to its
destination position.
- If you plan to use the picture often, you should put it into an RFFlow
stencil. To do this, replace step 8 above with step 11 below.
- Click on the
button.
- Click on the box with the plus sign
to
expand this category.
- Click on
.
- Drag the picture from the upper right corner of the Stencils and Shapes
dialog box to your stencil on the left.
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If you have any problems or questions, call us at 970-663-5767 or send
e-mail to help@rff.com
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