To set the position of an image to the Wrap Off format, follow these steps: Often you need to insert graphics with no text around them, as in this chapter. Add a graphic in the background ( In Background).Put a semi-transparent graphic over the text ( Wrap Through).Wrap text around the graphics ( Page Wrap or Optimal Page Wrap).Alternate paragraphs and graphics, maintaining a separation between them ( Wrap Off).The Wrap menu options provide several possibilities: Here you can specify the characteristics of the graphic and its placement in detail. Here you can click icons to apply many arrangement, alignment, wrapping, anchoring, formatting, and other choices.įrame toolbar (Graphics object) Picture dialog boxĬlick on the graphic to select it and then click Format > Picture, or right-click on the graphic and then click Picture on the pop-up menu, to display the Picture dialog box (Figure 11). When you select a graphic, the Frame toolbar may be displayed. Frame (with the Graphics frame style applied) toolbar.By right-clicking on the picture, then Format > Alignment (or Arrange, Wrap, or Anchor).The main menu: Format > Alignment (or Arrange, Wrap, Anchor, Flip.You can arrange and align graphics using commands from: Text wrapping refers to the relation of graphics to surrounding text, which may wrap around the graphic on one or both sides, be overprinted behind or in front of the graphic, or treat the graphic as a separate paragraph or character. Alignment refers to the vertical or horizontal placement of a graphic in relation to the page, frame, paragraph, or character to which it is anchored. Graphic arrangement refers to the placement of a graphic behind or in front of other graphics or text. When you add a graphic to a text document, you need to choose how to position the graphic with respect to the text and other graphics.

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