It seems that the question comes up every few weeks over at PatternReview.
"How do I make a storyboard?"
"How do I get pictures in a horizontal row"?
"I can't enter this contest because I don't know how to make a composite picture!"
So here is how I do it. Consider this a tutorial. From me. Will wonders ever cease??!!
Tutorial- Making a composite using PowerPoint
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Now pictures...For fun I will use photos of my darlings.
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Then choose your picture. Do this again for all the pictures you want to be included on the composite, buy atarax canada. Atarax overnight delivery, 
It will begin to look something like this.

Arrange the photo's. Preferably creatively!
Just click on them and drag.

Now it is time to save it. Click on Save As then name the file however you wish. **important** save the file as a JPEG file, cheap atarax online.

Now close PowerPoint and go to wherever you have saved your file. Hint- It will likely be in your Pictures file in My Documents. I TRY (but don't always succeed) to keep my photo's/blogging files and PR files fairly organized in a way that makes sense to me!
If you double click on the file name/thumbnail it should open up in whatever photo editor you use. Here I am using the very simple Microsoft Office Picture Manager, buy atarax without prescription. Buy atarax online, Here you want to do 2 things.
First. Crop your photo, which you can do since you saved it as a JPEG-

Then resize the photo to about 450 by 450 pixels or so. Don't forget to hit "Okay" or "done" or however your program confirms an action. (I think you can tell that while I know a bit about computers, atarax from canada, Order atarax overnight delivery, my jargon could use some help!)
No screen shot for this one, I think most people know how to resize a photo. A hint for those who don't- Usually you can find the resize button in the "edit picture" section of your photo manager, buy atarax cheap. Buying atarax online, Now SAVE THE COMPOSITE! Save it somewhere that makes sense to you and name it something that makes sense to you.
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Let me know if I missed anything, or if it didn't work for you. I should be able to walk you through it.

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Thank you for that nice tutorial!
WOW!! Your new website design is sew very pretty!! I like your “Who is Couturesmith” story, Cornelia the Dutch!!
Soft hugs,
Rhonda (“that’s Honda with an R in front”)
Thanks so much for this tutorial!!! I have been wondering how to do this.
This is an incredibly creative way to use your Office Suite! I’m sure the folks over at the Office Page on Facebook would love if you’d share these ideas with the community! http://www.facebook.com/Office
Cheers,
Kate
MSFT Office Outreach Team
Thanks, Connie! I love the idea of using Powerpoint to create the storyboard. I’ll try it tomorrow.