CHAPTER 8 ■ USING MEDIA WITH WORD
When you need to take precise control of the wrapping, click the More Layout Options item at the bottom of the Wrap Text gallery to display the Text Wrapping tab of the Layout dialog window (see Figure 8–30).
Figure 8–30. Use the Text Wrapping tab of the Layout dialog window to take precise control of how Word wraps text around an object. In the Wrapping style box, click the wrapping style you want:
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In line with text: Places the graphical object as an inline character.
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Square: Wraps the text around the graphical object with straight edges as a square or rectangle, leaving a modest amount of space between the text and the edges of the object.
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Tight: Wraps the text around the graphical object with straight edges, leaving a minimal amount of space between the text and the edges of the object.
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Through: Wraps the text through any white spaces in the graphical object.
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Top and bottom: Wraps the text above and below the graphical object without placing any text to its left and right.
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Behind text: Places the graphical object behind the text, so that the text appears to be on top of the object.
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In front of text: Places the graphical object in front of the text, so that the object obscures the text (unless you make the object transparent).