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In article <dana.663292702@are>, dana@are.berkeley.edu (Dana E. Keil) writes:
|> teskridg@nmsu.edu (Tom Eskridge) writes:
|> 
|> >Is there any way to fix the position of graphics in a Word 4.0 document rather
|> >than having the graphic treated as a floating character?  I'm looking to put
|> >figures at the bottom or top of a page rather than having them float around the
|> >page.
|> 
|> Certainly, you choose position from the format menu and tell it to
|> position to the top, botom or center using the popup in the dialog
|> box, or type into the popup the exact position in inches (points, cm,
|> or whatever). The graphic should be in a paragraph by itself (otherwise
|> text with it in the same paragraph will also be positioned).

I find the easiest way of positioning anything is in Print Preview mode.
Put your graphic in a paragraph by itself.  Select that paragraph.  Select
"Position..." from the Format menu.  Adjust the various parameters rapidly.
Push the "Preview..." button.  This brings you in Print Preview mode, with
the second icon already selected, so you can move your graphic around on
the page with the mouse.  The text will then flow around your graphic.

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