By default, whenever you copy and paste pictures into a Microsoft Word 2003 document, images are pasted with the “in line with text” formatting.
As you can see by the first mini-screenshot to the right (the words have been blurred), the photograph of the mountains sticks out from the rest of the paragraph.
There are several other ways images can be formatted in documents, such as:
* In line with text
* Square
* Tight
* Behind text
* In front of text
* Through
* Top and bottom
For example, in the second mini-screenshot (again with words blurred), the mountains photograph was pasted with the “square” formatting, where the image appears squared to the left of the first paragraph. Note that text wraps around below the image.
To change this default image pasting formatting:
1. Click “Tools” – “Options”.
2. When the “Tools” multi-tabbed dialog box appears, click the “Edit” tab.
3. Underneath “Insert / Paste pictures as”, click the pull-down and choose one of the options as desired.
4. Click “OK” to close the dialog box.