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Word 2007: Formatting Text Beside Photos, Creating Multi-Line Descriptions in Documents

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  • #1 10381112
    Picia136
    Level 25  
    As the topic
    In one half of the 2007 word, I have photos given, and for the second I need to make descriptions, but not only in one line next to the photo, only with one photo from 3 lines, and I can only in one. There used to be a photo with a description in the molding, but now I can't find it. How to do it??
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  • #2 10381125
    Kasek21
    Level 43  
    Right mouse button on the photo -> Text wrapping -> e.g. Adjacent .
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  • #3 10381126
    marcinj12
    Level 40  
    Select Photo, Page Layout -> Text Wrap -> Adjacent, I don't know if that's what it is?
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  • #4 10383606
    Picia136
    Level 25  
    I have already checked it and nothing about theog with one photo, but I can write the line next to it
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  • #5 10397466
    Dydelmax
    Level 39  
    Hello.
    Does this happen in every document (both newly created and edited from other sources)?
    Does a colleague correctly insert a photo into a file (Insert-> Image -> [choose a file ...])?
    Since the direct method described by colleagues above does not work, you can still try this:
    Word Options-> Advanced-> Cut, Copy and Paste-> Insert / Paste images as follows -> [here we select Tight].
    This is what it looks like for me:
    Word 2007: Formatting Text Beside Photos, Creating Multi-Line Descriptions in Documents
    If that doesn't work, the middle thing is to choose Frame instead of Tight.
    Of course I mean MS Office 2007.
    Regards
  • #6 10397570
    walek33
    Level 29  
    And I will suggest one more alternative solution. I used them often and I liked them :D .
    Use the table. Hide the edges and you're done. You insert a picture in one cell, and a description in the other. The table is not visible and the content does not spread out.

    Edit:
    And by the way, it's 2007-the version is not as beautiful as it is painted. Personally, I have a fondness for elders. There, the formatting of texts and surrounding pictures was easier :cry: .
  • #7 10398227
    Dydelmax
    Level 39  
    Of course, you can even simpler: instead of a table, insert a text box next to the photo and hide the border. However, the fact is that the table will be more convenient.
    Regards
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In Word 2007, users can format text beside photos by adjusting text wrapping settings. To achieve multi-line descriptions next to a photo, right-click on the image, select "Text Wrapping," and choose options like "Tight" or "Adjacent." If these methods do not work, users can modify settings in Word Options under "Cut, Copy and Paste." An alternative solution involves using a table to insert the photo in one cell and the description in another, hiding the table borders for a cleaner look. Another option is to use a text box next to the photo, also hiding its border for simplicity.
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