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Locking a caption to a graphic
How do I lock the inserted caption to an inserted graphic so that they move
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Locking a caption to a graphic
You can apply the Paragraph attribute of Keep With Next to whichever comes
first, i.e. the caption before the image, apply to the caption. This will ensure that they will stay together as the document grows, i.e. across pages, etc. To move them you will need to select both. You could have both of them within a borderless two-cell table, but this can cause problems in the future unless you are very careful. Hope this helps DeanH "Gordo" wrote: How do I lock the inserted caption to an inserted graphic so that they move or can be moved as one |
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Locking a caption to a graphic
They can also be inserted together into a frame, but that can be even more
touchy to deal with. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "DeanH" wrote in message news  You can apply the Paragraph attribute of Keep With Next to whichever comes first, i.e. the caption before the image, apply to the caption. This will ensure that they will stay together as the document grows, i.e. across pages, etc. To move them you will need to select both. You could have both of them within a borderless two-cell table, but this can cause problems in the future unless you are very careful. Hope this helps DeanH "Gordo" wrote: How do I lock the inserted caption to an inserted graphic so that they move or can be moved as one |
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Locking a caption to a graphic
They can also be inserted together into a frame, but that can be even more
touchy to deal with. -- Suzanne S. Barnhill Microsoft MVP (Word) Words into Type Fairhope, Alabama USA http://word.mvps.org "DeanH" wrote in message news You can apply the Paragraph attribute of Keep With Next to whichever comes first, i.e. the caption before the image, apply to the caption. This will ensure that they will stay together as the document grows, i.e. across pages, etc. To move them you will need to select both. You could have both of them within a borderless two-cell table, but this can cause problems in the future unless you are very careful. Hope this helps DeanH "Gordo" wrote: How do I lock the inserted caption to an inserted graphic so that they move or can be moved as one |
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