Proposals for the subsidy of a telegraph line to California were made in Congress throughout the 1850s, and in 1860 the U.S. Post Office was authorized to spend $40,000 per year to build and maintain an overland line. The year before, the California State Legislature had authorized a similar subsidy of $6,000 per year.
Click OK on the dialogue box and your text is centred. That's the long way round. Clicking the centre icon on the toolbar is much easier - it's a very useful Macro built in to Microsoft Word. A Macro is a way to create a shortcut for a task that you do a lot. You can create your own macros. The macro we're going to create in the next section is a very simple one, but macros don't have to be simple. You can open up the Visual Basic editor and create a very complex macro indeed.
http://www.gmayor.com/scan_into_word_2007.htm). In Word 2013, the internal command that the macro depends on has been removed. There is no way to scan directly into a Word document. As a workaround, you must scan into another program, and copy/paste or save the picture as a file that you insert into Word.Good candidates for the other program include OneNote 2013 (proving that the function hasn't been removed from Office, just from Word), Microsoft Paint (look on the File menu), or IrfanView.icrosoft's documentation for all versions from Office 2007 onward says to use either the software that comes with the scanner, or the Clip Organizer, or MS Document Imaging (which doesn't exist in Office 2013); save the scan as a file, and insert that file into the Office document.