using text wrap for images in microsoft word

Using Text Wrap for Images in Microsoft Word

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When you first insert a picture into a Word document, select the icon to the right of the picture to change the text wrapping from inline with text

Select Square as shown below.

When you drag your picture, notice how the text automatically wraps around it.

With the picture still selected use the Picture Tools Ribbon to select Edit Wrap Points from the Wrap Text icon.

Change the text wrap to modify how the text wraps around your image.

Notice there is still a white area where the text is hidden underneath.

Go to the Color icon on the Picture Tools ribbon and select SetTransparent Color.

Click on the white background of the image. Now the text underneath the image is visible.

The text now wraps around your new edit points.

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