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From: qbelmont on 22 May 2010 09:49
I am a teacher and I use Excel to quickly, easily create wordsearch puzzles
for class and church. When I copy the cells to a graphic program it throws
off the rows and columns. It is as if my words and the cell borders(gridline)
are off set. I used help to inquire about aspect ratio, to no avail....
From: Gary''s Student on 22 May 2010 12:04
Easy

1. hilight the area you want to copy
2. while holding down the SHFT key, pull-down: Edit > Copy picture
3. paste in the other app


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Gary''s Student - gsnu201003


"qbelmont" wrote:

> I am a teacher and I use Excel to quickly, easily create wordsearch puzzles
> for class and church. When I copy the cells to a graphic program it throws
> off the rows and columns. It is as if my words and the cell borders(gridline)
> are off set. I used help to inquire about aspect ratio, to no avail....
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