Publisher does not work the same way as Word.
That said, the image has to be touching the text for the *inline* option to
become active. Are you using a template?

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>I am working on a newsletter. When I set up the different sections and place
> my images. If I have to go back and place a section in front of another one.
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> the other 6 sections move. They don't stay in line with the text they belong
> with. HELP PLEASE!!!!
Mary,
Thank you for responding. I am using a template I created. Should I be
putting each section in its own text box? I tried that and placed the image
inside. When I move the text box, the image stays behind. Any suggestion?
> Publisher does not work the same way as Word.
>
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> > the other 6 sections move. They don't stay in line with the text they belong
> > with. HELP PLEASE!!!!
Mary Sauer - 31 Mar 2008 14:58 GMT
Right-click the picture, format picture, layout tab, Object Position: inline.
Experiment with left, right and Move object with text.
Why are you not grouping your objects? If you create a text box with each
picture and group you can move the group anywhere.

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> Mary,
> Thank you for responding. I am using a template I created. Should I be
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>> > belong
>> > with. HELP PLEASE!!!!