Figures created using Copy and Paste commands

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- Figures created using Copy and Paste commands

• See what happens when you double click
• - Pro you can maintain the ability to
  change (as seen on RHS figure)
• - Con Difficult to create high quality
  graphics
• - I used a coloured background to see the
  features of the graph more easily

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- Figure created using Copy and Paste Special
commands (Enhanced meta file)

• See what happens when you click once
• See what happen when you double click
• See what happens when you right click

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- Figure created by right clicking Editing
Converting to MS object

• See what happens when you click once, twice,
  three time (slowly)
• Try moving the object selected (e.g., 20)
• - Change the font of a selected text object
  (e.g., 20)

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Pressure Ratio
To1 270 K
T.o1 330 K
- Figure from last slide modified by right
clicking and Ungrouping

• See how you can select, modify and move each
  object

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Pressure Ratio
To1 270 K
T.o1 330 K
- Figure from last slide modified by removing
unwanted objects
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- Figure from last slide modified by changing
fonts, text, lines and size

• Finish by selecting all objects of the graphic,
  right clicking to Group and Resize
• Add background if desired and group again (as on
  RHS figure)
• Copy and paste into another software (say
  Mathcad) using Paste Special
• See effect of enlarging a metafile and a bitmap
  copy