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Microsoft Visio 2010 : Modifying a Graphic (part 6) - Adding a Picture Style and Effects

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6. Adding a Picture Style and Effects

If a plain old picture or illustration isn’t exciting enough, you can change its style and add one or more effects to it. For example, you can place a wide border around a picture to make it look like an old-fashioned snapshot from your grandparents’ family album. (You know, the kind they had before digital cameras and social networking websites.) You also can add a shadow effect to a graphic to make it look like it’s floating over the page, give it a 3-D effect, or skew it in some way.

Adding a Style and Effect to a Graphic

The following steps show you how to choose a picture style and add a simple effect to an image. This is primarily to show you where these features are located; you can use the same tools to apply many different effects to a graphic:

1.
Select the image to open the Format tab. In the Picture Styles group, click the More button to open the Picture Styles Gallery, as shown in Figure 13.

Figure 13. Choosing a picture style from the Picture Style Gallery.

2.
Point to any of the thumbnails in the gallery. If Live Preview is enabled, the image in the document updates to show you how it will look if you select the style you’re pointing at.

3.
Click the desired style.

4.
In the Picture Styles group, click Picture Effects. A menu of effects opens, as shown in Figure 14.

Figure 14. Choosing a picture effect.


5.
Point to any of the effect types to open a submenu that shows variations of that effect. If Live Preview is enabled, the image updates to show you how the effect will look.

6.
Click an effect.

Picture styles and effects may not be appropriate for all documents, especially ones meant for business use. In this case, you can place a simple yet dignified border around a graphic. To do this, click the Picture Border button to view a menu of options. From the menu’s color palette, pick a color for the border. Open the menu again, click Weight, and then pick a line weight (thickness) for the border. If you want to use dashed lines for the border, open the menu again, click Dashes, and pick a dash style.


7. Resetting a Picture

If all your attempts at picture formatting leave you feeling unfulfilled, you can remove them and start over. To undo all the formatting changes you have made to the picture, select it, and then click Reset Picture on the Format tab.

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