I also corrected my error immediately afterwards. It should have said SHOULD
NOT: that three letter word makes a big difference! Sorry about the
confusion, but I was trying to tell you that you do not need either to make
the picture change from its default In Line to one of the floating/wrapping
options.
But you can actually insert the picture in either a Text Box of Frame: they
both have slightly different properties. Experiment and see which works best
in your situation.
Terry
"davidrafky" <davidrafky[ at ]bellsouth.net> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] >I posted a question about frames in word so that I could insert graphics
>into a word document. You were kind enough answer all of my questions, but
>I am not certain I quite understand the answer to my first question.
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> I asked: "Is there a graphics frame or box in Word?"
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> You responded: "There are both Frames and Text Boxes. BUt if they are for
> the pictures, you should need them."
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> Can you elaborate? Frames for text? Frames for pictures? I "should" need
> them?
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> Thanks again.
> I am now on my way to writing a family genealogy!
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> David Rafky
> Miami, FL
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