Microsoft Word can be tricky, even if you are an expert. The newest 2013 version reminds me nothing of my 2003 version, or even the 2007 version we have here at the library. Even if you consider yourself an intermediate or advanced user, it never hurts to know some tricks and brush up on some word knowledge.
Here is some helpful advice on how to paste a graphic file into a document and some issues that could arise.
“Whenever you paste a graphic file to your Word document, the picture will be placed inline with the text. Most users will find this is not the result that they want, so manually adjusting the image position is needed. Luckily, it is possible to change the default paste behavior so that the pasted image will be positioned as expected automatically.”
Click here to read more on how to stop your pasted pictures from appearing inline with text.
