Open the image file you wish to add to wordpad using a program called Paint.
1. Highlight the image by pressing CTRL+A
2. Copy the image by pressing CTRL+C
3. Return to your wordpad document and paste the image by pressing CTRL+V
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The program 'Paint' is in Windows XP, etc and is enabled via Control Panel/Add or Remove Programs/Add or Remove Windows Programs icon, then scroll to MS Paint.
Instead, can simply use ALT & 'Print Screen' keys to capture the displayed window in active application. Can even capture entire display - "Print Screen'.
(WARNING - can end up with very large WordPad files.)
And then simply use EDIT/Paste in WordPad.
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A WordPad document is a file.
You cannot put pictures in Wordpad or Notepad, because they are not designed to deal with pictures or graphics. Notepad is a text editor, so it can only deal with text. Wordpad is a very simple word processor, that can do more things than Notepad, but it can't have pictures in it. You have to have a full word processor or a desktop publishing package to have pictures. The Above answer is not correct, you can put images into Wordpad! Open the image file you wish to add to wordpad using a program called Paint. 1. Highlight the image by pressing CTRL+A 2. Copy the image by pressing CTRL+C 3. Return to your wordpad document and paste the image by pressing CTRL+V
Paste will just paste whatever you've copied. Paste Special in Wordpad has a few options to paste in different formats which are as a Wordpad document, Rich Text Format, a picture and unformatted text. It is much more limited in options compared to Paste Special in other applications.
Paste will just paste whatever you've copied. Paste Special in Wordpad has a few options to paste in different formats which are as a Wordpad document, Rich Text Format, a picture and unformatted text. It is much more limited in options compared to Paste Special in other applications.
switch to wordpad .what are two visual cues that tell you that wordpad is the ac8t7ive program?
A picture put into a graph is a picture put into a graph
Open both WordPad and the source for your letterhead.Go to the source of the letterhead, highlight the letterhead and copy by whatever method you choose.Go to WordPad and paste by whatever method you choose.Adjust what you pasted into WordPad to look as you like.
yes it is ver difficult
MS DOS is an Operating System, WordPad is an Application..
Simply open the "Run" command. Then type in "Wordpad" and it will start up. If not then it dose not exist on your pc, try "Notepad" if wordpad dose not work.
Notepad and Wordpad are minimal word processing programs in Windows operating systems.