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When you add an illustration to your document that has text, you will need to determine just how you would like your text to flow around your illustration. It depends on the type of illustration you are using. By default, Word will either place it […]
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Wrap points create a path around an image which is called a wrap boundary. Microsoft Word will follow said boundary when wrapping text around your illustration. These wrap points are placed around your illustration automatically, based on your image type. The really cool thing about
Let’s go a little more in depth about text-wrapping options, shall we? Square First will be Square. The square option will make your text flow around your image’s bounding box. This will create a square frame around your image and keep your text on the
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When you are working with illustrations there may be instances where it is important for you to keep your illustrations in place when adding new text. There could be other causes that would make your illustration change position. The good news is that Microsoft Word
Following up on earlier posts in this regard, I will teach you about working with Anchors with your Word illustrations. You use anchors to lock your illustrations to a specific paragraph or page in your document. Follow the steps below to learn how: When you
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It is extremely easy to insert pictures into your Word documents. Below, you will see how to insert pictures and how different sorts of pictures can be added. Insert Pictures Follow the steps below to learn how to insert a picture: Click on the Insert
In earlier posts, I have gone over using All Markup, Simple Markup, No Markup, and Original. In this post, I will cover some other points such as using the Reviewing pane. Follow the steps below to learn how: Below the Show Markup menu, you should
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Icons are images that represent other things. When we use them in our Word documents they appear as black and white line drawings, mostly with different versions of the image. In Word, icons, just like shapes, are vector graphics. They are also, you will be
Once you have sent a document out for your colleagues to review, you might receive more than one version in return. And they might all have suggestions and revisions you do not want to miss. Should this occur, you can simply combine all the edits
You are most likely familiar with the term “Navigation Pane” because it has been around since the 2007 version of Word. Then, it was called Document Map. The name may have changed a bit and been updated from time to time, but the fundamental reason
There are many sorts of graphic objects than can be considered illustrations in Word. In this post, I am going to tell you how to view them and what they all mean. Follow the steps below to learn how: On your Ribbon, click the Insert
For folks who have a Microsoft 365 subscription and who also talk a lot faster than they key in text, you will find the Dictate feature very helpful. This is a useful process to put your thoughts on paper quickly and easily without having to
Privacy is a good thing, right? It is particularly so when working with colleagues. So if you value your privacy, you should be happy about this post. Follow the steps below to learn how: On your Ribbon, go to File | Options. You will find
This is such a wonderful feature, especially for businesses, lawyers, etc. I remember back in the day when I was a legal assistant we had to do what was then called a “read against.” That was when a document was created and then another document
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