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Dear Class,

Welcome to our newly created OOO  blog!

Here are two ways to deal with formatting issues you may have, particularly if you bring in images.  

First method: Here’s what I did to fix the word formatting for some folks in the past.  I went into the draft screen and copied the entire paper.  I then opened up a blank word document and pasted it onto that word doc.   That mostly does the trick in itself, but you can adjust indents, etc. on that screen.  Then I copied the word doc and simply pasted it back into the draft screen (usually wrote over the highlighted old document).   If you use that method, you may have to go back in and add the photos again.

Second Method

  1.  Copy your Google Doc and paste it into Microsoft Word.

  1.  Copy your Word doc and paste it into the blog.

  1.  Delete the coding that comes up in the blog from the pictures.

  1.  Save the screenshots to your desktop.

  1.  Drag the pictures from the desktop and drop them directly into the blog where you want them

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