[Hamersay]

I have a page containing a three column table and a header and footer. I want
to place a graphic in the footer that is aligned on the bottom right of the
page, about 2cm above the footer itself and partly superimposed over the
table. This does not appear to be a problem when no shading is used in the
table, but when there is, the graphic always appears behind the shading. I
have tried everything but can't see a way of getting around this other than
pasting the graphic on every page, which leads to problems.

[Stefan Blom]

A graphic (or any object) anchored to the footer (or header) will
always be behind the document text. I don't see a way to work around
this... I think you will have to remove the shading of the table, or
adjust the position of the graphic so that it is not covered by the
table.

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Stefan Blom
Microsoft Word MVP


"Hamersay" wrote in message
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I have a page containing a three column table and a header and
footer. I want
to place a graphic in the footer that is aligned on the bottom right
of the
page, about 2cm above the footer itself and partly superimposed over
the
table. This does not appear to be a problem when no shading is used
in the
table, but when there is, the graphic always appears behind the
shading. I
have tried everything but can't see a way of getting around this
other than
pasting the graphic on every page, which leads to problems.