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SharePoint 2010 : Use the Picture Editing Control in a Page

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A page may have a picture editing control embedded in it. If a picture is not defined for the picture editing control, a link shows in that control when the page is in editing mode, allowing you to insert a picture. Clicking this link opens the Edit Image Properties dialog (see Figure 1). This dialog allows you to browse for the picture and specify properties for the picture, such as its alternative text, its layout and size, and whether it should be a hyperlink (and if so, whether it should be opened in a new window).
Figure 1. The Edit Image Properties dialog opens when you use the picture control to insert a picture.


Clicking the Browse button opens the dialog shown in Figure 6. To edit the properties of a picture after it is added, you use the same method described in the section Add and Edit a Picture)

Note

For information on adding a picture as part of the text in a text control, see Add and Edit a Picture)


To change or edit an existing picture in a picture control, follow the same instructions as if the picture is in a text control. (See the Add and Edit a Picture section)

If you want to clear a picture control (that is, remove the picture and not replace it), click the picture in the picture control and press the Delete key. The picture is removed, and the next time you enter editing mode for the page, the link to add a picture reappears.

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