Microsoft Word: How to Wrap Text Around a Picture
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Microsoft Word After inserting an image into your Word document, you can wrap text around the picture for better presentation. To do this:
1. Select the inserted picture.
2. Click Format, select Picture.
3. In the Format Picture dialog box, select the Layout tab.
4. Select the desired Wrapping Style.
5. Select the desired Horizontal alignment.
6. Click Advanced if more options are needed. Here you can set Picture Position and Text Wrapping properties.
7. Click OK.
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