RE: Yet another odd Word question...

Subject: RE: Yet another odd Word question...
From: "rpl" <rpl -at- iexplain -dot- com>
To: "TECHWR-L" <techwr-l -at- lists -dot- raycomm -dot- com>
Date: Fri, 1 Jun 2001 14:34:23 -0600

Scott wrote: "I'm working on a small Word 97 document and I'm trying to
insert screen shots and center them. I center the cursor before inserting
the screen shot, but they appear left justified. I press the center icon
and nothing happens. I even have pressed the Align Right icon, and ...
nothing happens."


Scott

1. Insert the picture into your word document using "insert picture"

2. Right click the picture and choose format picture from the dropdown menu.
The format picture will open.

3. Click on the "LAYOUT" tab. The layout window will open showing five
pictures of dogs representing five available picture-wrapping styles,
labeled:

a. In line with text
b. Square
c. Tight
d. Behind text
e. In front of text

4. Beneath these wrapping style choices you will see 4 horizontal alignment
radio button choices labeled:

a. Left
b. center
c. Right
d. other

5. Click on the radio button labeled "Center".

6. Hit OK button and watch the magic happen.


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