In Word 2011 for Mac, if I go to Insert Clip Art. Clip Art Gallery. Then click the Online. Button, it opens my browser and takes me to However, that page just says ' This web page is unavailable.'
The help screens for inserting clip art also have a link to the same page with the same result. Is this just a temporary glitch in the site, or is this facility no longer available? If the latter, why don't updates to the Office software remove the button? Hi Ian: The Bing Image Search is just a 'search'. Some of the pictures it finds will be public domain and free. A few will be copyrighted and chargeable.
In my experience, the ones that want money make that very clear. But of course as you are assuming, before using them for commercial purposes you need to carefully read the fine print. You're right, I can't answer your second question:-) However, I can tell you how they work it out. Microsoft is a Public Corporation.
Click the 'Victorian: Halloween Clip Art' link on the Free Halloween Clipart page to view and download the vintage images. Free Halloween Clip Art by Phillip Martin Frankenstein displays a decidedly un-scary side in this illustration by Phillip Martin.
Clip Art For Macbook Air
Nadella has to please the SHAREHOLDERS. That means the pension funds, some of the largest financial corporations in the world, with some of the nastiest lawyers. So there's a blanket edict: 'We don't spend time, resources, or money on ANYTHING until we can show how Microsoft will earn more by doing it than it will cost.' Modern software is amazingly complex because it's built of 'modules' that are called from various applications on Macs, PC, Tablets and Phones. Consequently, by the time you have investigated, designed, implemented, then tested (everywhere!) a fix to remove a button, you've spent at least $100,000. So unless you can show how the shareholders will earn ten times as much ($1,000,000) in extra revenue, don't bother asking, the answer is 'No!' Customers grumble: shareholders sue.
Clipart For Mac Pages
Hope this helps John McGhie, Microsoft MVP (Mac Word), Consultant Technical Writer.