Why not use the AutoShapes on the Drawing Toolbar. It sounds like thy
should
do what you describe. Right-Click just about any you draw & choose Add
Text
from the contextual menu... Since they're vectors they render on screen &
in
print far better than Fireworks web graphics, which are too low res for
print.
I'm not clear on what the final output format is, but you may want to
consider PowerPoint instead of Word - it can be used to output other than
slides & offers more versatility from the same AutoShape tools Word uses.
HTH |:>)
Bob Jones
[MVP] Office:Mac
On 2/19/07 9:51 PM, in article
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"stonetemplate@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
" <stonetemplate@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> I tried using Fireworks for this, but the text always seemed blurry
> when im****ting the images to MS Word. I am creating simple images to
> illustrate various mathematic and geometric principles such as
> 30-60-90 triangles, parallel lines, finding the area of a circle and
> the like. So the pictures are very simple, but I need some text in
> them. They need no color. What would be the best and easiest
> software for this? Would freehand work? I already know Fireworks, so
> the easier the transition, the better. Any really simple program that
> can make 300 dpi images would be fine too though.
>
> Thanks
>
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