Re: Word 2007 image issue

[Gene Kim-Eng <techwr -at- genek -dot- com>]

When you convert inline graphics to wrapped they almost always move, and
I've never figured out what determines where they move to.

Have you checked the graphic's vertical wrapping space?  Select the graphic,
right-click and select text wrapping -> more layout options -> text wrapping
tab and check the "distance from text" values.

Gene Kim-Eng


On Fri, Nov 5, 2010 at 11:38 AM, Heather Anderson <
Heather -dot- Anderson -at- cubrc -dot- org> wrote:

>  If I end up having to cut and paste the image in and out of the document
> (I'm having each image go in-line with text.  When I fix this, several
> images appear in the middle of the paragraph, instead of where they should
> be) - there is a large white space between the image itself and the caption.
>
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