Change how text wraps around a picture
Do one or more of the following:
Switch between wrapping text around the picture frame
and around the picture's
outline
- Select the picture frame.
- On the Picture toolbar, click Text Wrapping
.
- Click Square.
Change the
shape of the picture's outline
- Select the picture frame.
- On the Arrange menu, click Text Wrapping
and make sure that the Square option is not
selected.
- On the Arrange menu, click Edit Wrap Points
.
- If necessary, zoom in to see the adjust handles.
How?
Do one of the following:
- To zoom in or out, click the Zoom In (+) or Zoom Out (-) button next to the Zoom box.
- To switch between the current view and the actual size, press F9.
- To fill the workspace with only objects that you select, click the Zoom box, and then click Selected Objects.
- To fill the workspace with the width of your publication, click the Zoom box, and then click
Page Width.
- To fill the workspace with the entire page, click the Zoom box, and then click Whole Page.
- Position the mouse pointer over the handle that you want to move
until you see the Adjust pointer
.
- Drag the pointer to change the outline of the picture.
Note The text in a table cannot be wrapped around a picture.
Change how
tightly
the text wraps around a picture
Try one of the following:
- Print the publication. The text wrap might appear tighter on the printed
page.
- Reduce the font size.
- Enlarge the picture.
- Reduce the text box margins.
How?
- Right-click the text box.
- On the shortcut menu, click Format Text Box.
- In the Format Text Box dialog box, click the Text Box tab.
- Under Margins, enter the settings for the left, right, top and
bottom margins.