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    Image Disappearing With "In Line With Text" Option

    Hello -

    Here's my problem. Whenever I insert a graphic into Word (via copy/paste, or the insert graphic button), about 95% of the image is hidden behind the text above when the "In Line With Text" option is selected for Text Wrapping.

    When I change the text wrapping to any other option (e.g., square, tight, top/bottom), it reappears.

    I desperately need help with getting these images into "In Line With Text."

    Whenever I create a new document, the images and "In Line With Text" works fine. So it probably has something to do with the document.

    Here's a link from my DropBox to two files:
    (1) Sample screenshots
    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2625864/Foru...geProblem.docx

    (2) The actual document
    http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2625864/Foru...reenshots.docx

    PLEASE HELP!!! Thanks in advance.

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    Re: Image Disappearing With "In Line With Text" Option

    Hi mtevebaughmove
    the picture is in the first line. So press entre so the first line is in the middle of the page then the picture fits
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    Re: Image Disappearing With "In Line With Text" Option

    mtevebaugh, please use the forum facilities to upload files instead of untrusted external sites.
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