How to manage images in Word

If you are having a tough time managing images in your document, the following tips will surely help you.

Majority of the time, we want the images in the document to stick at a fixed position. Images that float are hard to manage.

To fix an image at a certain position in the document

  1. Click the image. The Picture Tools menu group is enabled in Word Ribbon.

in line with text

  1. On the Format tab under the menu Pictures Tools , within the group Arrange, click the drop-down list button Text Wrapping.
  2. Click In Line with Text from the drop-down list. The selected image will be fixed at a line in the document.
  3. You can click and drag the image to a different line in the document.
  4. To place the image at a different position horizontally, place the mouse cursor in front of the image and then use Tab or Space Bar to move the  image horizontally to a new position.

To wrap text around an image

  1. Select the image.
  2. On the Format tab under Pictures Tools menu, within the group Arrange, click the drop-down menu Text Wrapping .
  3. Select Square from the drop-down list. Text will be arranged around the image in the shape of a square.
  4. If image has an irregular shape (such as a star), click Tight from the drop-down list. Text takes the shape of the image around it.

Note:  If the image inserted has an irregular shape (such as a star), select the option Tight to arrange text around the shape.

About wordknowhowhttp://wordknowhow.comThis blog site was started to help people with Microsoft Word. I use Word a lot at work, and I understand that some features are difficult to use. There were no simplified instructions online to help me use these features. It is for this reason that this site exists; to make your life easier with Word. Feel free to post your comments, queries, suggestions, etc. I will do my best to help you!

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