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Old 05-11-2015, 10:02 AM
JimP JimP is offline Prevent Document from Auto-Paneling to Top of Page? Windows 8 Prevent Document from Auto-Paneling to Top of Page? Office 2013
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I have always used MSWord for its intended purpose...Word Processing. When it comes to playing with graphics or shapes inside of a word processor, I only see problems. It may not be a problem for others but, in my experience I have always used an external program such as PowerPoint, Visio or similar program to create the graphic/shape, then insert the graphic as a .jpeg (or other similar file) into Word where needed.

You may find that process to be beneficial for your project.
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