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Thanks for helping anyway. :)
Out of interest, was I allowed to post this because this isn't about Windows 7?
And have you ever used Linux before and what do you think of it if you have?
Thanks for helping anyway. :)
Out of interest, was I allowed to post this because this isn't about Windows 7?
And have you ever used Linux before and what do you think of it if you have?
I suggest you first draw a box (Insert > Shapes > click on the rectengular box > draw box - any approximate size, you can always adjust later). Then you go to Drawing Tool > Shape fill > Picture and get the picture from there. Now you can apply the wrapping scenarios to the box. That should work - has never failed me.
PS: I have used Linux (Ubuntu and Fedora). I don't like it at all. Not very user friendly and old fashioned. And although I am a programmer by trade, I found it more difficult to navigate than Windows.
Thanks that works!
But what if I was inserting a lot of pictures- wouldn't this take longer?
P.S. I'm starting to like Linux after using my friend's laptop- I guess some people like it and some don't. And it's all down to opinion and I think you should feel free to use whatever OS you want.
P.S.S Does this problem occur in Office 2003 as well?
I am glad you got it to work. I guess it would take a bit extra time with the boxes. But you can do other nice things with the box - e.g. set it to 3D, set 3D the borders to different colors, make shadow effects, change the shape, etc.But what if I was inserting a lot of pictures- wouldn't this take longer?
Here are some examples:
Last edited by whs; 24 Feb 2010 at 14:54.
That's nice but the only drawback on doing this is that you can't copy and paste- can you?
Sure you can copy/paste (e.g. into another word file). I always do that when I develop longer documents. I write them in sections and then I copy/paste them together.
I mean when you copy and paste into a rectangular shape and then resize it, the picture doesn't resize with the box so you have to do it manually. Oh and the picture problem I had about the picture nudging upwards, is this only a Linux problem and why does it say on the MS website that this is normal but I do not see anyone else having this problem (e.g on YouTube)?
Thanks for the help
So this isn't just a WINE problem? And this hasn't been fixed yet? And there is no bug fix patch by Microsoft?