This project will use Microsoft Windows Paint that comes with Windows 95 and up.  To locate the Paint program, click on the "Start" button on your desktop menu, then Program> Accessories.  If you don't have Paint, then try other painting programs with similar functions.
 
 
 

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     Methods:
     1. Open your favorite clip-art file with Paint;
     2. Print the picture;
     3. Select the whole picture using Edit>Select All on the top menu bar;
     4. On the menu bar, select Image>Flip horizontal;
     5. Print the flipped picture;
     6. Tape the printed picture to a piece of cardboard paper and cut out the shape;
     7. Glue the two pictures to different sides of the cardboard paper, punch a hole on the top, and tie a ribbon.

     Here are two ways to use pictures on the Internet (Please make sure that they are not copyright-protected before you do this): 

     1. If you have a painting software that can open most Internet picture files (.jpg and .gif formats), then place your cursor over the picture and right-click the mouse button.  When the menu pops up, select "save image or picture as".  Save the picture file to your hard disk and open it with the painting software.
     A free trial version of Paint Shop Pro 8 may be downloaded at http://www.jasc.com and can be used to do the job.

    2. If your painting software can't open Internet picture files, then try this method to save the picture:
      (1) On your keyboard, look for the "Print Screen" button.  Press the button to copy the whole screen;
      (2) Start Windows' Paint program and select File>New to open a blank page;
      (3) Select Edit>Paste from the top menu to paste the whole picture onto the new screen.