Additional Resources
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Word Wrap for Word XP
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Learn step-by-step how to do word wrap with your text around drawing
objects, Clip Art, Word Art or even a table.
You can choose to wrap
text around an object or let the text cover the object, the choices are
almost endless.
Text Wrap Around Objects
To wrap text around a drawing object, follow these steps:
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Double-click inside the drawing object, or
right-click the object and choose "Format
AutoShape". |
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Use the
Drawing Toolbar

Click on the "Draw" button and choose "Text Wrapping".
From the pop-up menu, select the kind of word wrap you
want. |
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Where's the Drawing Toolbar?
Choose "View" ► "Toolbars" ►
"Drawing".
This will turn on or off the Drawing
Toolbar, which is usually at the bottom of the screen. |
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Click the "Layout" tab. |
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Use the Format AutoShape dialog box to add word wrap.
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From the Wrapping Style
options, select the word wrap that you would like to use.
Experiment with the different options.
You can also choose
to change the objects Horizontal Alignment. |
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Click the "Advanced"
button for more options on Text Wrapping. |
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Do some advanced formatting to your Word Wrap.
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From the Wrap text
options, select the kind of text wrapping you want.
You can
also change the "Distance from text" to more
specific options. |
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Once you're done, click "OK"
and click "OK"
again, to return to your document |
To wrap text around Clip Art, follow these steps:
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Right-click the picture and choose "Format
Picture". |
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Use the Picture Toolbar

Click the "Text
Wrapping" button and choose the wrapping style you
want. |
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Where's the Picture Toolbar?
Choose "View" ► "Toolbars" ►
"Picture".
This will turn on or off the
Picture
Toolbar, which is usually displayed near the picture. |
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Click the "Layout" tab. |
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From the Wrapping Style
options, select the word wrap that you would like to use.
Experiment with the different options.
You can also choose
to change the objects Horizontal Alignment. |
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4. |
Click the "Advanced"
button for more options on Text Wrapping. |
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5. |
From the Wrap text
options, select the kind of text wrapping you want.
You can
also change the "Distance from text" to more
specific options. |
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Once you're done, click "OK"
and click "OK" again, to return to your
document. |
To wrap text around WordArt, follow these steps:
1. |
Right-click the picture and choose "Format
WordArt". |
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Use the WordArt Toolbar

Click the "Text
Wrapping" button and choose the wrapping style you
want. |
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Where's the WordArt Toolbar?
Choose "View" ► "Toolbars" ►
"WordArt".
This will turn on or off the
WordArt
Toolbar, which is usually displayed near the WordArt
object. |
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Click the "Layout" tab. |
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3. |
From the Wrapping Style
options, select the word wrap that you would like to use.
Experiment with the different options.
You can also choose
to change the objects Horizontal Alignment. |
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4. |
Click the "Advanced"
button for more options on Text Wrapping. |
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5. |
From the Wrap text
options, select the kind of text wrapping you want.
You can
also change the "Distance from text" to more
specific options. |
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6. |
Once you're done, click "OK"
and click "OK"
again, to return to your document |
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