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Well, I've tried that - but it looks like it works in relation to other
shapes, but not for text?
/BosseH
>> How do I (using VBA-code) place a shape (picture) behind the text?
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>> /BosseH
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> The ZOrder method is used for this.
Jonathan West - 27 Jan 2006 13:56 GMT
> Well, I've tried that - but it looks like it works in relation to other
> shapes, but not for text?
ZOrder msoSendBehindText

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Kevin B - 27 Jan 2006 14:07 GMT
Have you tried placing the text in a text box created using the drawing
tools? This object can be layered just like any other graphic.

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> Well, I've tried that - but it looks like it works in relation to other
> shapes, but not for text?
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> > The ZOrder method is used for this.