D
Del Cotter
I want to lay out a simple newsletter with a combination of newspaper
columns and some photographs, and I'd rather not go to a dedicated DTP
package to do it. I used to work with imported Excel charts a lot when
I had earlier versions of Word, but since we got Office 2000 at work I
have been unable to make a picture or imported graphic stay where I want
it.
I know this is a vague and unspecific request, but can anyone give me
some hints as to how to nail down graphics with respect to the page,
paragraph, margin, line, or character, and make them stay where I put
them, and move gracefully and sensibly with the text?
(Please, before you respond with advice to go to this or that menu
option, be sure that it really does help, or else your advice will be a
waste of your effort and my patience. Yes, I've seen all the check
boxes and radio buttons, but Word seems to either ignore them or reset
them if it feels like it. It drives me crazy.)
"Lock anchor" helps, but not a lot.
Maybe there's a setup option somewhere that says "let the user decide
where to put graphics/let the program decide"? That would explain why I
have such problems.
columns and some photographs, and I'd rather not go to a dedicated DTP
package to do it. I used to work with imported Excel charts a lot when
I had earlier versions of Word, but since we got Office 2000 at work I
have been unable to make a picture or imported graphic stay where I want
it.
I know this is a vague and unspecific request, but can anyone give me
some hints as to how to nail down graphics with respect to the page,
paragraph, margin, line, or character, and make them stay where I put
them, and move gracefully and sensibly with the text?
(Please, before you respond with advice to go to this or that menu
option, be sure that it really does help, or else your advice will be a
waste of your effort and my patience. Yes, I've seen all the check
boxes and radio buttons, but Word seems to either ignore them or reset
them if it feels like it. It drives me crazy.)
"Lock anchor" helps, but not a lot.
Maybe there's a setup option somewhere that says "let the user decide
where to put graphics/let the program decide"? That would explain why I
have such problems.