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I'm using word 2002 SP3
When inserting a caption, that caption should stay with its associated
graphic. I’m spending far too much time herding captions and graphics around.
Typically a picture or other graphic inserted into a document has a caption.
That caption belongs with the graphic and nothing else. There’s no reason for
it to wander off to different pages, have text jump between the graphic and
the caption etc. I’ve been doing battle with this feature for about 10 years
and have yet to come up with an adequate, reliable solution. What’s more, I
feel I shouldn’t have to. Insert > Reference > Caption: Figure 1, Figure,
Below selected item, done. Not I>R>C..., chase graphic/caption around
Ad-Nauseum.
Thank you for listening,
Dave
When inserting a caption, that caption should stay with its associated
graphic. I’m spending far too much time herding captions and graphics around.
Typically a picture or other graphic inserted into a document has a caption.
That caption belongs with the graphic and nothing else. There’s no reason for
it to wander off to different pages, have text jump between the graphic and
the caption etc. I’ve been doing battle with this feature for about 10 years
and have yet to come up with an adequate, reliable solution. What’s more, I
feel I shouldn’t have to. Insert > Reference > Caption: Figure 1, Figure,
Below selected item, done. Not I>R>C..., chase graphic/caption around
Ad-Nauseum.
Thank you for listening,
Dave