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Chapter 6 Creating Your First <strong>AuthorIT</strong> Document 97<br />

Inserting a Picture into a Topic<br />

To include external files (especially graphics) in your document, youʹll use a File<br />

object. Letʹs add a picture to a topic.<br />

The File object is used to include any external files in your document, usually<br />

graphics. You can link or embed any pictures, OLE objects, or files created and<br />

maintained with another application. The File object defines how the external file<br />

appears in your different output formats - including scaling and final file format for<br />

graphics.<br />

To Insert a Picture into a Topic<br />

1) Make sure the Notepad Library Folder is selected, so the new File object is created<br />

there.<br />

2) From the Bookʹs Contents, open the To change the font style and size topic (by<br />

double‐clicking it).<br />

3) Weʹll insert our picture between the first two paragraphs. Put the cursor at the very<br />

end of the first line, then press ENTER to create a new paragraph, ensure the<br />

cursor is now in the new paragraph.<br />

4) From the Insert menu, choose Picture..., a File open dialog appears.<br />

5) Navigate to the <strong>AuthorIT</strong>\Data\Tutorial directory and open the Font<br />

dialog.gif file.<br />

Note: If youʹre not sure where to find the Tutorial directory, ask your <strong>AuthorIT</strong><br />

Administrator for help.<br />

6) A File Object appears, choose the General tab.<br />

7) In the Description field type Font Dialog

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