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Microsoft Clip Art library is now gone (or at least I cannot find it). if you use Bing to search for images, you get all pictures posted on the Internet, including personal family pictures and pictures created by designers.
While most references to Clip Art disappeared with Office 2013, users were able to insert the old-school images into documents using an Office.com Clip Art option. That is now being replaced by Bing Images, with Microsoft filtering images to ensure they’re based on the Creative Commons licensing system for personal or commercial use.
Through which browser you downloaded the clip art? I suggest you to login to the account through which you downloaded the clip art. Check if you are able to find this clip arts in the location where you have saved them. Do let us know the status of the issue. For any further information, feel free to contact us.
However, from the experience of many users and mine, I have gathered that using such images for commercial use without adding a watermark or attribute isn't safe. At some point, a search like Google will surely detect such images because it's possible someone else might be using the same image generated from Bing Image Creator.
I've begun using Microsoft Word's Clip Art, and I love that I can just search up an image and quickly be able to use it in my document. I don't use Google Images anymore (or at least, I don't click on any of the images) because it's potentially unsafe. My problem, though, is that I'm not sure if Clip Art is safe to use, either.
However, I am in need of some extra income to cover my expenses and am considering using Bing Image Creator to generate and sell images. I wanted to inquire about the possibility of selling the images generated by Bing Image Creator. Additionally, I would like to know if it's permissible to remove the logo from the images manually.
Clip art in Publisher 2010. When I select insert clipart in Publisher I no longer see all of the graphics in the various collections of the Clip Organizer. I see various photos, etc. I don't have the option of looking in collections as I once had. What has changed?
Use of clipart images in commercial situations. 2 questions. 1) I wish to use a microsoft clipart image (substantially unchanged) as a logo in a commercial operation - what are the copyright implications? Please don't post links to the copyright pages as I have waded through them and cannot find a simple answer to this.
If they're going to move to Bing Image Search instead, they should at least incorporate the clip art feature there by making their office.com clip art collection available via an internet search.
Clip art on Office Online. Click on the above hyperlink. Click on one of the Images Categories on the right hand side. Select the Clip Art you wish to download. Click on the Download hyperlink. Then Open or Save as you require. If my comments have helped please Vote As Helpful. Thanks.