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Not with Word.
Open the graphic in a graphic editor and do it there. Depending on the graphic type it an be quite tricky -- usually the 'text' is not editable text as such but a *picture* of text. So removing it may involve the digital equivalent of airbrushing it out or cloning other parts of the graphic over the top. "Den" wrote in message ... I have scanned an image and ther is text included in the image I want to remove the text and replace it but I dont know how to do it. Can anyone tell me how to? |
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