If you have nested tables, the OUTER most table having a background color,
then an image is placed onto the INNER most table (Inner most table has NO
background color). The image needs to show above the background color of the
OUTER most table, but behind the text of the INNER most table (You must be
able to write text over the image).

Please help to make this happen.

Thank You.

Hi Lam,

I don't think you can do this directly. However, if you put the image over
the table, and place a text box over the image, you can set the text box
background to no fill (or semi-transparent, if you prefer), so that the
image shows through behind the text.

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]


"Lam" wrote in message
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If you have nested tables, the OUTER most table having a background
color,
then an image is placed onto the INNER most table (Inner most table has NO
background color). The image needs to show above the background color of
the
OUTER most table, but behind the text of the INNER most table (You must be
able to write text over the image).

Please help to make this happen.

Thank You.