Thank you. That answered my question perfectly. I wonder why this issue does
not seem to appear (at least I sure couldn't find it) in Microsoft's Help.
"Jay Freedman" wrote:
stanj6769 wrote:
When I insert graphics in Word 2007, I always want the graphic to be
movable, floatable. But the default setting is inline. It is annoying
to have to always change this manually every time I insert a graphic
in a document. How can I change the default setting so graphics come
in as floating, not inline?
Go to Office button Word Options Advanced Cut, Copy, Paste section.
Open the dropdown labeled "Insert/paste pictures as" and select any of the
choices other than In Line With Text.
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Jay Freedman
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