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Formatting figures and captions
Another problem where something basic that worked under Word XP but
stopped after upgrading under Word 2007. I often embed figures in my technical documents. I use the "in line with text" position method, putting the graphic on it's own line. I then assign that line a style called "figure" that sets the spaces above and below the way I want, as well as setting "keep with next" (which is always the caption). Typically, I format the picture with a border. So far so good. Since the Word upgrade, I've discovered that some of the graphics (not all which is equally puzzling) are missing the lower border. Upon investigating, it seems that the figure and caption styles are overlapping. No matter how much space above the caption or "reverse" crop the picture, the photo border between them is hidden. However, if I duplicate the Figure line (so I have the figure repeated in consecutive lines), the second one now appears correct (the lower border reappears) but the first one now is missing the lower border. The only fix I have is to make the original graphic have extra white space at the bottom that can be chopped without losing any content. Ideas??? |
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