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MS Office Forum / Word / Graphics / December 2006Insert a clipart image onto a picture, (photo).
In the past I could do this - the clipart image, when clicked, was surrounded by white resizing dots, and could be moved, when clicked by the 4 headed arrow. Now, the image, when clicked, is black bordered with black resizing dots, and no 4 headed arrow, only up, down, sideways, according to 'move or copy here'. Why won't the bally thing go on top of the picture, and why can't I get the 'drawing object' white dots any more??? Please someone, help, it's urgent, and am desperate and having to use old images which still have the white dots when clicked. Many thanks in anticipation.................... The problem seems to be that your Clip Art has been inserted “In line with text”, i.e. in the text layer of the document – and you want the picture to be in the drawing layer, i.e. “floating” on the page. To change this, select Format > Picture > Layout tab and click another wrapping style than “In line with text”. Click OK.  SignatureRegards Lene Fredborg DocTools – Denmark http://www.thedoctools.com/ Document automation – add-ins, macros and templates for Microsoft Word > In the past I could do this - the clipart image, when clicked, was surrounded > by white resizing dots, and could be moved, when clicked by the 4 headed [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > have the white dots when clicked. Many thanks in > anticipation.................... Thank you so much - what a fool I am.....of course that's the answer!!!! I am SO grateful, having spent hours trying to figure it out. Many, ,any thanks again. > The problem seems to be that your Clip Art has been inserted “In line with > text”, i.e. in the text layer of the document – and you want the picture to [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > > have the white dots when clicked. Many thanks in > > anticipation.................... |
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