moving figure and its caption altogether

[Guest]

If I cut a figure and paste it to other place, its caption/title dont move
automatically with the figure. It would be better if there is any option to
join them and move them altogether.

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[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

You must select both the figure and the caption. Alternatively, you can put
both figure and caption together in a frame.

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If I cut a figure and paste it to other place, its caption/title dont move
automatically with the figure. It would be better if there is any option to
join them and move them altogether.

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[Guest]

If I put figure caption inside a frame, textbox or in canvas, it don’t work
when I need to prepare ‘Table of Figures’ (try it !). More clearly, if I want
to prepare Table of Figures, figure captions inside frame/textbox dont show
up.

Obviously I can select both and cut altogether, but this is helpful only if
I use 'In line with text' option in figure layout. In other layouts, caption
may be far separated from the figure depending on the options selected.

if I join them together by using properties of frame or textbox , it cause
problem when building 'Table of Figures' that I mentioned earlier.

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

A text box, yes, but Word can read captions in a frame. Insert the figure In
Line With Text. Press Enter. Insert the caption beneath it in a normal text
paragraph. Select both and Insert Frame using the button on the Forms
toolbar. Remove the frame border and double-click on it to get the Format
Frame dialog, which will allow you to fine-tune its position.

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Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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