(Adjust your font sizes to be the size you need in Word.)

Paste your graphic on your new page and scale it to fit the page size.

On the Quick Access Toolbar, click Page Setup and change it from 10” x 7.5” to your Word graphic width (choose a Height that is larger than your graphic because you can crop the top and bottom in Word).That could distort your graphic and change font size. Note: you want to copy and delete (also called “cut”) your graphic because when you change the Page Size your graphic scales proportionally. On your graphic select all of the graphic elements you want to use and Group them.Then choose All Commands and add Page Setup to your Quick Access Toolbar. To do so, select Customize Quick Access Toolbar. If needed, add Page Setup to your Quick Access Toolbar. In PowerPoint you need to access Page Setup.If your graphics are to be less than the full width of the page text, you can choose any width you need. For example, one inch margins = 6.5” wide graphics if they are to be the full width of the page text. Determine the width of your graphics for Word.

These steps guarantee that your graphic’s fonts are the correct size and give you the option of making your graphic editable in Word. Follow these instructions to embed a graphic into your Word document.

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