I'm hoping one of my super techy bloggin friends can help... I've spent so much time on the following 2 problems. I use google docs... maybe there is a better way?
1. I want to add a picture of my document and make it a link for people to download. You'll notice in my previous posts that I can only seem to get a link to work if I highlight text.
2. I want to add a few pictures to my blog of samples from some things I want to post on Tpt. How in the world are you all getting those in those cute little boxes?
Help! Anyone? Please...
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I have a few google docs tutorials...I'm not sure which one would be helpful (or if any will!):
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http://ladybugsteacherfiles.blogspot.com/2011/03/embedding-google-docs-with-picture.html
Let me know if these don't work for you! :)
Kristen
Ladybug's Teacher Files
I have been struggling with the same thing! I can't seem to get a "screen shot" to save as a picture. There must be something I am doing wrong when I make my document, because I can't see a preview in Google Doc either. Maybe sometime I will have time to play around with it more. Good luck and if you figure it out, please let us know what you did.
ReplyDeleteI probably don't know much more than you, but I Scribd has always worked better for me, but now GoogleDocs is working fine for me too. The easiest way I have found is to take a screen shot. If you have a PC (not Mac)you might have a Snipping tool that allows you to take a snapshot of your document and save it as a picture (i.e. jpg) file. Then you can upload this picture into your post and link it to your TpT store. I like this option also because then it creates a thumbnail for side of your blog which I think is inviting for people who are just finding your blog for the first time. Good luck!
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Oh my goodness- sorry for all the mistakes in my post. It must be too early for me. :)
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