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I won't really recommend using Word if you need to draw shapes of precision and accuracy. But if it's just a chin-chai task, simply draw a filled rectangle and a circle with borders on each side of the rectangle with its entire width as the diameter of the circle. Then use a borderless, transparent rectangle to cover the borders outside the original rectangle of each circle.
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oops true hor.
ok if u r idiot like me thn in powerpoint draw a rectangle n shade it in the color u want.
draw the two circles n shade them white. then draw the lines n label as u require. save the file as a jpeg thn open it in paint n erase away the unwanted lines thn save it.leh chey but this is the simplest way i know how with basic office
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i done it using overlapping shape cheating .. not sure ok anot :lol:
- First create a green rectangle
- Create two white circle with black border
- Create a rectangle that is large enough to cover half of the circle and set it to no border x2 (right click the rectangle format shape and select color = no line)
- than select all the shape and group together so that when is drag none of the shape is left out
Edited by meltz 10 Jul `08, 11:32AM
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it required a few more step ... k la abit ugly :lol:
- first draw a circle
- than AutoShapes > basic shape > iso triangle ... than flip the triangle vertically
- now for the harder part semi circle.....
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- insert picture > autoshapes > more autoshapes > than scroll to find the semi circle
- click on the semi circle u created ... select shadow styles = no shadow
- right click semi circle > format autoshapes ... select no border
- than on the same screen > color > fill effects > Patterns > change color to black and white .... than select the vertical lines shape > ok
- arrange yr semi circle behind the triangle ... and rotate in postion .. after than group everything together

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