[kevfreeflight1]

Apologies for bothering you all. I am a pilot and need to design something
for the flying club where I fly to celebrate its 50th birthday. I have
imported a photo I took of an aircraft onto a word doc and made it fit to A4.

On a seperate sheet - I have a page of text that is being used to promote
the club's birthday / aznniversary. I want to be able to put the complete
text onto the photo and create a document with a photo as the backdrop.
The only way I can do it at the moment is to print the image, then put that
back into the printer and print the text over it.
Any ideas how to do it all in one? I would be grateful. im on the latest
version of XP with latest processors etc.
many thanks
Kev

[Graham Mayor]

Set the image layout property to 'behind text' and write over it.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



kevfreeflight1 wrote:
Apologies for bothering you all. I am a pilot and need to design
something for the flying club where I fly to celebrate its 50th
birthday. I have imported a photo I took of an aircraft onto a word
doc and made it fit to A4.

On a seperate sheet - I have a page of text that is being used to
promote the club's birthday / aznniversary. I want to be able to put
the complete text onto the photo and create a document with a photo
as the backdrop.
The only way I can do it at the moment is to print the image, then
put that back into the printer and print the text over it.
Any ideas how to do it all in one? I would be grateful. im on the
latest version of XP with latest processors etc.
many thanks
Kev

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

More to the point, in the existing text document, insert the picture as a
watermark or use Insert | Picture | From File and set the text wrapping to
Behind Text.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

"Graham Mayor" wrote in message
...
Set the image layout property to 'behind text' and write over it.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



kevfreeflight1 wrote:
Apologies for bothering you all. I am a pilot and need to design
something for the flying club where I fly to celebrate its 50th
birthday. I have imported a photo I took of an aircraft onto a word
doc and made it fit to A4.

On a seperate sheet - I have a page of text that is being used to
promote the club's birthday / aznniversary. I want to be able to put
the complete text onto the photo and create a document with a photo
as the backdrop.
The only way I can do it at the moment is to print the image, then
put that back into the printer and print the text over it.
Any ideas how to do it all in one? I would be grateful. im on the
latest version of XP with latest processors etc.
many thanks
Kev

[kevfreeflight1]

Graham
There is a massive amount of text to re - write - I want to be able to just
copy and paste it if thats possible.

Kev


"Graham Mayor" wrote:

Set the image layout property to 'behind text' and write over it.

--

Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com
Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org



kevfreeflight1 wrote:
Apologies for bothering you all. I am a pilot and need to design
something for the flying club where I fly to celebrate its 50th
birthday. I have imported a photo I took of an aircraft onto a word
doc and made it fit to A4.

On a seperate sheet - I have a page of text that is being used to
promote the club's birthday / aznniversary. I want to be able to put
the complete text onto the photo and create a document with a photo
as the backdrop.
The only way I can do it at the moment is to print the image, then
put that back into the printer and print the text over it.
Any ideas how to do it all in one? I would be grateful. im on the
latest version of XP with latest processors etc.
many thanks
Kev

[Jean-Guy Marcil[_3_]]

kevfreeflight1 was telling us:
kevfreeflight1 nous racontait que :

Graham
There is a massive amount of text to re - write - I want to be able
to just copy and paste it if thats possible.

Open the document that contains the text, insert the picture and make sure
it is set to "Behind Text" in the "Layout" tab of the Picture properties
dialogue (Format Picture...).

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Jean-Guy Marcil
Montreal, Canada