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From: Summing multiple fields on a form on 3 Apr 2010 23:28
I have a picture to insert. When I insert the picture, the cursor lines up
with the bottom edge of the picture. I want to begin typing at the Top edge
of the picture. What do I need to do, to allow that?

THX
From: Graham Mayor on 4 Apr 2010 02:17
A picture inserted by default will be inserted in-line i.e. it behaves as a
large font character and fonts line up along their bottoms. If you want the
image to be independent of the text, then change the wrap layout option to
something other than in-line.

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>I have a picture to insert. When I insert the picture, the cursor lines up
> with the bottom edge of the picture. I want to begin typing at the Top
> edge
> of the picture. What do I need to do, to allow that?
>
> THX


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