|
• Party411 Home
• Using Party411
• Party Advice
Shop Online
• The Shops
@ Party411.com
• Banner Guide
• Party Talk
Newsletter
• Daily Dish Blog
Personalize Your Party
• Candy Bar Wrappers
• Life-Sized Cutouts
and Photo Ops
• Caricatures
• Invitations
• Sign-In Boards and
Sign-In Books
• Bottle Labels
• Centerpieces
• Seating Cards
• Favors, Accessories
and more!
• Custom Party Plans
• Creations for You
Plan Your Party
• Theme Parties
• Special Occasions
• Holiday Parties
• Corporate Event
Planning
• Party Decorating411
• Party Games
• Invitations
• PartyMenu411
• Planning Guides
Expert Advice
• Corporate Consultant
• The Party Girl
• The Etiquette Queen
• The Game Girl
• Invitation Diva
• Fashion Queen
• The Party Doctor
• Party FAQs
• Door Prizes
• Discussion Forums
• Your Parties
• About Party411
• Advertising
Opportunities
• Site Map
|
|
Re: Make your own invites with Hello Kitty picture
[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Kids Party Talk ]
Posted by MaryBeth on February 25, 2003 at 15:42:22:
In Reply to: Need help finding Hello Kitty printable invites! posted by Kitty on February 22, 2003 at 12:01:21:
It's really easy to do this. You can find a picture of Hello Kitty on the internet, save it to your computer, and put it into a Word document.Here's what to do:
1. FIND A PICTURE
Go to the internet and go to google. In google, search for Hello Kitty.
When the list of sites comes up, go to each site until you find a picture of Hello Kitty that you like. 2. SAVE THE PICTURE TO YOUR COMPUTER Right click the picture. A menu appears: pick "Save Picture As" A box comes up, probably in "My Pictures" where you can save the picture. 3. MAKE AN INVITATION AND PUT THE PICTURE IN IT. Open a Word document and type whatever you want for the invitation.
Click where you want the picture to appear and from the top menu bar, do "Insert > Picture > From File.
Your "My Pictures" folder opens up, with a list. Look for the name of the one you saved and click it once. The box will probably show you a preview so you can see if you have the right one.
Then click the Insert button and the picture goes into your document.
You can also resize it while it's in the Word doc. Click the picture and a box appears around it. Put your cursor on the corner and drag to resize. Good luck.
Follow Ups:
Post a Followup
| Party411 Netiquette: Please refrain from posting commercial
solicitations. Each message should include some meaningful contribution to the forum. |
[ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Kids Party Talk ]
|
