how is this done in microsoft word 2010?

Question

im writing an essay and want an image place by the side of some text, click the link it will show you what im trying to ask.
thanks.


http://tinypic.com/r/1zvyk5u/5

Answer 1

You mean "The man with the garden arm" text? That wasn't done in any word processor, it's a piece of art made in the 1950's for a film. It was probably hand drawn a long time before even Photoshop.



In Word, here's how you wrap text around images - http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/word-help/wrap-text-around-a-picture-HA102479705.aspx for best results use an image with a transparent rather than a white or colored background, programs like Word tend to wrap the text closer to the actual image.



A bit like how Publisher does it - http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/publisher-help/wrap-text-around-a-picture-in-publisher-HP005115006.aspx

Answer 2

First, click on the picture to highlight it. Then go to the 'Wrap Text' Button. Click and hold to go to the drop down menu and select 'Square'. Then Drag your picture into the text area and adjust it as needed

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Answer 3

I think it's under "insert" on the tool bar, then select "picture" and then "file" to find the image on your pc and click on it to insert it. Keep in mind that the image will go wherever your cursor is at the time you click on the image you want to insert.

Answer 4

Try word wrapping or bringing to the front in layers.

Answer 5

Insert the image by dragging the file into the document, and change the "Word-Wrapping". if you cant find it, google it.