Thanks, Ed, I stand corrected.
The pictures do have to be floating (not in line), and you can't
select them with Select All (Ctrl+A).
If you want them all sized the same _and_ in line with text, you can
set them to Square wrapping, select them and resize them al, and
finally convert them back to in-line.
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On Mon, 2 Apr 2007 10:32:01 -0700, Ed
wrote:
Hello Resizing ... (?) and Jay,
Maybe I'm missing something (not for the first time) but ...
I'm using Word 2003 and I can re-size a selection of pictures (clip art, at
least)provided (I think) none of them is formatted as in line with text.
To select them you can either use CTRL-click or the selection tool on the
drawing toolbar.
Once they're selected you can re-size them by dragging the sizing handles:
this seems to re-size them proportionately. Or you can specify an exact size
in the format picture dialog (on the right-click menu): this seems to set
them both to the size you specify.
Cheers.
Ed
"Resizing a group of pictures" wrote:
How do I resize a selection of pictures in one go. I have tried the select
all option but then under the Format button the Picture option does not
display when I select all pictures.