Graphics on screen vs. reality in Word 97

[Scott Cover <COVER_SCOTT_L -at- CAT -dot- COM>]

     First off, let me thank everyone who responded to my questions on
     corruption in Word master documents, I abandoned that approach after
     hearing very little good about it.  Now for the next problem.

     I am working on a document that is graphics heavy.  In place of "Click
     the Reset button..." it has been decided that Click (graphic of
     button) will be used.  While it is a minor nightmare resizing and
     wrapping, I can deal with that.  The problem I am having is when I try
     to see that what I have done looks right.

     Word, in page-layout view skews things all over the place, but when I
     look at it in print preview, it is fine.  Is there a way to refresh
     the view to show changes or some other way to see if what I have done
     works without having to flip back and forth to print preview?

     I saw a couple posts that critisized Word's WYSIWYG, but is there a
     solution?

     Thanks again for the help,

     Scott Cover
     Technical Writer at Caterpillar
     Cover_Scott_L -at- cat -dot- com

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