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Geoff Budd
I've read a number of threads re the problems of grouping different objects
in Word 2007 (e.g. pictures and shapes), and the general advice seems to be
to insert them all into a drawing canvas. That is fine if you are using the
Insert command for pictures, but it doesn't seem to work if you try to Paste
a picture into Word 2007.
Specifically, if I take a screen shot by pressing the Prt Scr button on my
keyboard, and then try to Paste it into a Word 2007 document that has a
drawing canvas, it places it in the document but not inside the drawing
canvas. This means that I cannot effectively group it with other graphic
objects in the drawing canvas.
Does anyone know how to force Paste to put a clipboard object inside a Word
2007 drawing canvas? By the way, I am using the default Word 2007 option to
insert/paste pictures "in front of text" (i.e. not "in line with text", which
I understand can cause a problem with grouping).
I wonder if Microsoft appreciate what a huge step backwards from Word 2003
to Word 2007 they have taken in grouping objects. After all, you can still
group different types of objects in Powerpoint 2007 - why the difference for
Word 2007?
in Word 2007 (e.g. pictures and shapes), and the general advice seems to be
to insert them all into a drawing canvas. That is fine if you are using the
Insert command for pictures, but it doesn't seem to work if you try to Paste
a picture into Word 2007.
Specifically, if I take a screen shot by pressing the Prt Scr button on my
keyboard, and then try to Paste it into a Word 2007 document that has a
drawing canvas, it places it in the document but not inside the drawing
canvas. This means that I cannot effectively group it with other graphic
objects in the drawing canvas.
Does anyone know how to force Paste to put a clipboard object inside a Word
2007 drawing canvas? By the way, I am using the default Word 2007 option to
insert/paste pictures "in front of text" (i.e. not "in line with text", which
I understand can cause a problem with grouping).
I wonder if Microsoft appreciate what a huge step backwards from Word 2003
to Word 2007 they have taken in grouping objects. After all, you can still
group different types of objects in Powerpoint 2007 - why the difference for
Word 2007?