[Idaho Word Man]

There are two or three ways to do it, and the precise sequence of steps will
depend somewhat on which version of Word you're using.

If you're using Word 2003 (the version I'm most familiar with), you can
format pictures so that words will wrap around them. To do this, right-click
the picture and select "Format Object..." Then on the Layout tab, select
Square as the wrapping style. This will allow text to "flow" around the
picture.

Another way to do it is to use a table with no lines. Create a table with
two columns and one row. Paste your picture in one cell and type your text in
the other one. Then go to either Format - Borders and Shading or to Table -
Table Properties - Borders and Shading and delete all the lines.

I hope this helps.

Fred

"Voytek" wrote:

I want to type some words to the right of a pasted in photo in a €œWord€�
document.

However I can only type above or below the actual photo.

What do I have to do to be able to type beside it?

Appreciate help and guidance please

Regards

Voytek

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Voytek