My document contains 2 visio diagrams. When I select the first, its
'handles' appear as small circles. This image is extremely difficult to
position on the page. When I select the second image, its 'handles' appear
as little black squares. This image is very easy to move around within the
document. Since these are both visio images, I do not understand why they
behave differently. Is there some way to convert the one that has the little
round circle handles to the other form that has the small black square
handles?

Thanks,

Keith

You are very observant. The white circles indicate an image that has had
text wrapping applied (the graphic is in the drawing layer, floating free of
the text). The black squares indicate an image that is In Line With Text.
When you select the first image, the Picture toolbar should be displayed.
Click the Text Wrapping button (dog icon) and choose In Line With Text from
the menu.

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My document contains 2 visio diagrams. When I select the first, its
'handles' appear as small circles. This image is extremely difficult to
position on the page. When I select the second image, its 'handles' appear
as little black squares. This image is very easy to move around within the
document. Since these are both visio images, I do not understand why they
behave differently. Is there some way to convert the one that has the
little
round circle handles to the other form that has the small black square
handles?

Thanks,

Keith