Photo Album Movie Guide
Watch the movies below for the program you are using. The step numbers match the step by step guide. You can watch all the movies or just watch the ones for which you have difficulty following the written instructions. If the movie and the written instructions do not match exactly, that means both versions are fine and you can follow whichever you like.
Here are the Step by Step Written instructions for every step
And here are the movies - choose the column that
matches your program. Adelphi does allow you to download the
latest version as a student so please take advantage of that.
While you can do some of these features with office 365, you
cannot make section breaks. See Download
Office free from Adelphi following these instructions) You
can also use the Adelphi library computer lab to use a windows
version.
For Word windows versions below 2006, and for Mac
Word, you can use the written instructions above, but there are no
movies. You can still use the GIMP movies for the pictures. You
can also email your professor with questions. )
Step | Word 2016 up to
current |
Open Office - no longer fully supported in the course |
Steps 1-5: Layout, footer and page numbering | see
step 1-5 movie with changes: "Page Layout" tab may be "Layout" only. "Link to Previous" and "Same as Previous" are the same thing. May click "header and footer" tab instead of "design" tab and then "header and footer" group |
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Step 6: Prepare your pictures - GIMP | ||
Steps 7-9: Create your album | see
step 7-9 movie may choose "wrap text" instead of "text wrapping" |
no movie
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Steps 10: Table of Contents | see
step 10 movie may see "custom table of contents" instead of "insert table of contents" |
no movie
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help if you can't get page #1 on your first photo album page or your header shows on table of content page | no movie |
Instructions for Step 6 picture editing using google drawing
editor instead: see
movie
* Word 2010 and 2013 step 8 has one difference from the movie
when formatting the picture so that the words wrap:
* click on picture and the format tab will appear. Click on that format tab and then on "position" and then on "more layout options" and then on text wrapping and then you can choose the "tight" box and then the "right" button and press "ok". Then, drag the picture next to the text so the text shows next to the picture.