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Hi,

I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic in =
the=20
background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. The =
idea is to=20
have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not clickable, =
but=20
the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.

I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if =
anyone=20
knew and they could pass along the info.

Thanks,
Trent Morue

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Insert the graphic into the header, right-click on the graphic,
left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind text | OK, and drag the
graphic to any desired position on the page. Close the header. Then
type your text.

Trent Morue wrote:

Hi,

I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic in the
background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. The idea is to
have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not clickable, but
the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.

I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if anyone
knew and they could pass along the info.

Thanks,
Trent Morue


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Garfield-n-Odie,
Thank you so much! That works great!!!!

One more question. Does the word document store that background image=20
(placed within the header) inside the word doc? or does it link to it?

I am hoping it holds all the info, so i can just send the word doc.

Thx!!
Trent

-----Original Message-----
Insert the graphic into the header, right-click on the graphic,=20
left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind text | OK, and drag the=20
graphic to any desired position on the page. Close the header. Then=20
type your text.

Trent Morue wrote:

Hi,
=20
I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic =

in=20
the=20
background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. The =

idea=20
is to=20
have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not =

clickable,=20
but=20
the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.
=20
I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if =

anyone=20
knew and they could pass along the info.
=20
Thanks,
Trent Morue


.

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Word can do either... depends on what you tell it to do. If you paste
the image in, then the image is stored as part of the Word document. If
you paste link the image in, then the image is linked to an external
source instead of stored in the document. Press Alt+F9 to display field
codes, and you will see the picture replaced with either an { EMBED }
field for the former or a { LINK } field for the latter. Press Alt+F9
again to switch back to display of field results.

wrote:

Garfield-n-Odie,
Thank you so much! That works great!!!!

One more question. Does the word document store that background image
(placed within the header) inside the word doc? or does it link to it?

I am hoping it holds all the info, so i can just send the word doc.

Thx!!
Trent


-----Original Message-----
Insert the graphic into the header, right-click on the graphic,
left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind text | OK, and drag the
graphic to any desired position on the page. Close the header. Then
type your text.

Trent Morue wrote:


Hi,

I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic in


the

background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. The idea


is to

have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not clickable,


but

the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.

I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if anyone
knew and they could pass along the info.

Thanks,
Trent Morue


.




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Trent Morue
 
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Odie-n-garfield,

You've been a huge help. Thanks so much!!

Trent


-----Original Message-----
Word can do either... depends on what you tell it to do. If you paste=20
the image in, then the image is stored as part of the Word document. =

If=20
you paste link the image in, then the image is linked to an external=20
source instead of stored in the document. Press Alt+F9 to display =

field=20
codes, and you will see the picture replaced with either an { EMBED }=20
field for the former or a { LINK } field for the latter. Press Alt+F9=20
again to switch back to display of field results.

wrote:

Garfield-n-Odie,
Thank you so much! That works great!!!!
=20
One more question. Does the word document store that background=20

image=20
(placed within the header) inside the word doc? or does it link to =

it?
=20
I am hoping it holds all the info, so i can just send the word doc.
=20
Thx!!
Trent
=20
=20
-----Original Message-----
Insert the graphic into the header, right-click on the graphic,=20
left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind text | OK, and drag =

the=20
graphic to any desired position on the page. Close the header. Then =


type your text.

Trent Morue wrote:


Hi,

I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic =


in=20
=20
the=20
=20
background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. =

The=20
idea=20
=20
is to=20
=20
have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not=20

clickable,=20
=20
but=20
=20
the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.

I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if=20

anyone=20
knew and they could pass along the info.

Thanks,
Trent Morue


.

=20


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garfield-n-odie
 
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you're welcome :-) send lasagna to...

Trent Morue wrote:

Odie-n-garfield,

You've been a huge help. Thanks so much!!

Trent



-----Original Message-----
Word can do either... depends on what you tell it to do. If you paste
the image in, then the image is stored as part of the Word document. If
you paste link the image in, then the image is linked to an external
source instead of stored in the document. Press Alt+F9 to display field
codes, and you will see the picture replaced with either an { EMBED }
field for the former or a { LINK } field for the latter. Press Alt+F9
again to switch back to display of field results.

wrote:


Garfield-n-Odie,
Thank you so much! That works great!!!!

One more question. Does the word document store that background


image

(placed within the header) inside the word doc? or does it link to it?

I am hoping it holds all the info, so i can just send the word doc.

Thx!!
Trent



-----Original Message-----
Insert the graphic into the header, right-click on the graphic,
left-click on Format Picture | Layout | Behind text | OK, and drag the
graphic to any desired position on the page. Close the header. Then
type your text.

Trent Morue wrote:



Hi,

I have a word document and I would like to lock down a large graphic


in

the


background. It is just a .jpg that I have created in Photoshop. The


idea

is to


have that graphic locked down in the background so it is not


clickable,

but


the text placed on top would be editable/clickable.

I am not sure Word has this capability, but would appreciate it if


anyone

knew and they could pass along the info.

Thanks,
Trent Morue


.

.




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