Humor: Precise picture positioning in WORD
Thursday, August 22, 2013, 10:50 AM
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From: Allen
Re: Precise picture positioning in WORD
Dear Webby,
How can I position a picture with word at the precise place
where I want it, intead of where WORD wants to put it?
Thanks
Allen
Dear Allen
That's a secret, as far as Microsoft is concerned,but it
can be done quite easily.
Click on the picture to make it active.
Then click on the little doggie icon for Text Wrap.
Select TIGHT.
The picture will probably scoot off to somewhere else,
where it is not suppoded to be, often on the next page.
Click on it a couple of times and then you can drag it to
where it belongs. It will probably change it's width and
hight in the process, but now you can squish it to the
exact size you want, andyou can even rotate it.
The TIGHT text wrap setting will make the text flow around
it and match the contours.
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