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Order of captions

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Minn - 27 Feb 2008 14:08 GMT
I’m using Word 2003 and I’m having problems getting the captions in the order
I want them in.  I’m pasting images from other Word documents and to get them
in the desired position I format the picture layout to be in front of the
text.  If I’ve already created the caption when I change the layout the
caption disappears behind the image (of course).  If I instead select the
picture and then add captions via Insert, Reference, Caption, the caption is
created in a text box that aligns well with the picture but then I’m unable
to control the order of the caption numbers.  I tried turning the AutoCaption
on and off for bitmap images, moving the text boxes and grouping them with
the pictures but none of these things were successful.  Any ideas?
DeanH - 28 Feb 2008 17:25 GMT
Captions, whether Auto or not, do not like being with a In Front of Text
picture.
As you have seen the caption tends to disappear under the image - that is by
definition that the text will be under a "IFOT" picture.
Have you tried using a borderless table, with the image in the cell as "In
Line With Text". You can Insert a caption by creating as usual and cut/paste
into the cell.
The cell can then be moved as required.
One benefit of using a table cell, instead of a textbox, is that the caption
will be updated when using F9 and when creating a new caption.
Hope this helps
DeanH

> I’m using Word 2003 and I’m having problems getting the captions in the order
> I want them in.  I’m pasting images from other Word documents and to get them
[quoted text clipped - 6 lines]
> on and off for bitmap images, moving the text boxes and grouping them with
> the pictures but none of these things were successful.  Any ideas?
 
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