am writing a description and am having a hard time placing the image in the attached file. This is a Word 2000 file. Below the image is a one-row, one-column table that contains the caption. There are several of these in my description. Please see the attached photo.



Is there a better way to insert the image and caption? There are several of these in the description.

Please see the second question in the attached file.

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Are you using Insert Caption to insert the caption?


Why a table rather than a text box?


What is the wrapping setting on the image and caption?


You could put the image inside a one-cell table and include the caption in the same table. Set the wratpping for the table.

I've got a more recent version of Word and I can't replicate the issue on my version. In earlier versions of Word, I've had problems with list elements and text wrapping but I rarely do this and maybe Microsoft have fixed it now.

It appears that the 'To adjust...' paragraph has a Keep with next setting which might be causing the flow issue on Word 2000. Does the text flow back up if you change the style of those paragraphs to 'Normal'?

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Andrew Lockton
Chrysalis Design, Melbourne Australia

I do have Word 2002 and can try in that, but I need a sample document.

I tried to send a sample document but couldn't figger out how to do that... where can I look for help?

How do I send a sample document to this forum, and is there a file size limit?

How to attach a screenshot or file in this forum.

The way I would do it would be to set the whole thing up in a table, sort of like this.

Then just make the borders invisible by selecting "No Borders", or set them to white, so they don't show at all against the white page.

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Thank you for your replies. They helped me to solve my problem!