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Margaret Bartley
Word 2003 -
Please point me to a tutorial on how Word graphics work. I tried entering
some things in the Help lookup, but couldn't find anything useful.
I have a table with several graphics in it. One of the visible graphics has
the Square layout. Several rows above it, I have another graphic that I can
only see the circles at the corners. When I set the layout to this second
graphic as Square, not only does it NOT appear, but the graphic which is
several rows below it (and was fine) gets repositioned 2 rows lower, and my
table is garbled!
I can't seem to understand the relationships between layout and visibility,
especially when I'm working with tables.
Sometimes I just delete the graphic and start over, but sometimes I get
unpredictable results when I send this as an email.
So - I'm looking for some good explanation of what's going on with graphics
in tables.
Please point me to a tutorial on how Word graphics work. I tried entering
some things in the Help lookup, but couldn't find anything useful.
I have a table with several graphics in it. One of the visible graphics has
the Square layout. Several rows above it, I have another graphic that I can
only see the circles at the corners. When I set the layout to this second
graphic as Square, not only does it NOT appear, but the graphic which is
several rows below it (and was fine) gets repositioned 2 rows lower, and my
table is garbled!
I can't seem to understand the relationships between layout and visibility,
especially when I'm working with tables.
Sometimes I just delete the graphic and start over, but sometimes I get
unpredictable results when I send this as an email.
So - I'm looking for some good explanation of what's going on with graphics
in tables.