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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Collect89, post: 1142366, member: 15445&quot;]#1</p><p>There are better photo editing programs to which you may have access.&nbsp; For example, your camera may have come with a photo editor on disc or you may be able to go to the camera manufacturer&#039;s Website &amp; download a free photo editor.&nbsp; Normally, a good photo editor will allow you to more easily place an arrow &amp; then copy &amp; paste the arrow in different locations on your photo.&nbsp; People here can probably give you more help, but they will need to know which photo editor you get.</p><p><br /></p><p>#2</p><p>If your only intent is to email the photo to someone, then you can use Excel to place stock arrows on your photo.&nbsp; In Excel, you would insert the photo into a spreadsheet.&nbsp; You then just click on the arrow icon in the drawing toolbox &amp; then click on your photo &amp; you have an arrow.&nbsp; You can then stretch, shape, &amp; position the arrow where you want it by clicking on it &amp; dragging it around.&nbsp; You can also change the arrows thickness, color, etc using the other icons on the Excel drawing toolbar.&nbsp; You can save the excel file &amp; then send it to someone by Email as a excel file attachment.&nbsp; They will open it &amp; see the photo with the arrows overlayed on the image.&nbsp; Unfortunately, I don&#039;t know if there is any way to merge the arrows you have created into the image so they would always be two separate things only viewable together in Excel.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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