"Van" > wrote in message
...
> Google is your friend. Use Google IMAGES search. Go to Google (duh) and
> click on the "Images" link.
>
> THEN, enter the name of the picture you want. I.E. "Hot Dog.jpg" or
> "porkchop.jpg" or whatever. Remember that "Pork Chop" (2 words) will
> deliver different results than "Porkchop" (1 word).
>
> You can also just search without the file type i.e.: "Hot Dog" and you
> will also get ".gif" files as well as ".jpg" files. Sometimes the "gif"
> files are motion ones for use (by theft) in a webpage.
>
> Google is your friend.
>
> Van
>
>
> "Hoges in WA" > wrote in message
> ...
>> Does anyone know where I can source free clip art types of pictures to
>> put on my recipes so they look colourful?
>>
>> I can get to Microsoft's lists but I was wondering if there were any
>> others. I know there's heaps of subscribe type ones and CD based ones but
>> I was looking for freebies.
>>
>> thanks
>>
>> Hoges in WA
>>
>
What a great idea.
I save all the .gifs in a file that I've run across over the years to send
in emails or to add to my website.
But going to google-images-coffee for instance --
now that's -- thinking out of the box!
Great idea and Thanks, Van.
Dee Dee