Sentence examples for button on the picture from inspiring English sources

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It is possible to create wish lists (by pushing the "want it" button on the picture) or indicating/sharing objects that are already in one's possession (by clicking "have it").

Click the Text Wrapping button on the Picture toolbar and choose 1 of the available options.

In Publisher 2007, you can also click the "Insert Picture from Scanner or Camera" button on the Picture toolbar.

In Publisher 2007, either select "From File" from the Picture submenu of the Insert menu or click the "Insert Picture" button on the Picture toolbar.

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You can share your 'shine' pictures by clicking on the blue 'Contribute' button on this article.

To embed the photo in your publication, choose "Insert" from the Insert dropdown button on the Insert Picture dialog.

There is just one thing that makes me nervous, and that's the lack of flipper buttons on the pictures of the machine.

To link the photo to your publication, choose "Link to File" from the Insert dropdown button on the Insert Picture dialog.

And it allows you to "Want" it (save it to look at later) or "Shop" for it via two overlay buttons right on the picture itself.

To change the picture itself, click the Insert Picture button in the Picture toolbar after clicking on the existing picture.

Click the upper left button with the picture of the computer on it.

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