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I want to insert the same shape at several places in the document. I can
copy the shape but I can not paste it at the cursor position. The shape will appear on the document where i can see it but I have to manually position the shape each time. |
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Shapes, as in AutoShapes, are by default a floating image instead of
InLineWithText. Change the Layout (found under Format Autoshape, or in the Picture toolabr the little dog icon) to In Line With Text. The copy, and the next paste will retain that attribute and paste to where you want it to go. If you want the shape to actually be floating then unfortunately you will have to manually move the shape to where you want it. Hope this helps DeanH "Michael.Morton" wrote: I want to insert the same shape at several places in the document. I can copy the shape but I can not paste it at the cursor position. The shape will appear on the document where i can see it but I have to manually position the shape each time. |
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