Using images in a PowerPoint

1. Use the CD-ROM, the Master Guide, or the PicturePack to pick out which images you want to use. The thousands of images are thoroughly indexed, in the book and the CD-ROM, so you can quickly find the history picture you need. PicturePack users will see a list of images on each PicturePack's "search" page.
2. In your PowerPoint presentation, click Insert, Picture, From File.
3. "Look in" the folder in which the image is stored, and scroll down to find the image.
4. Click "Insert," and the full-screen image is added to your presentation. You can now resize it to be bigger or smaller, add text, add other images, etc. Click the image on the right to see its actual size and detail (then use your browser's BACK button). These are not small , thumbnail images. Every one of the images is a BIG, sharp, clear image. And there are THOUSANDS - the Western Civilization CD-ROM, for example, has almost 4,000 full-screen images, every one crisp, color-balanced and digitally enhanced. Maps, artifacts, places, people, events, artwork -- it's all here, in one place, to draw from again and again.