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Making Text Flow Around an Image


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If you want your text to flow around an image, you'll need to add an alignment setting to your image. Right-click the image and choose Image Properties... from the context menu. Then, choose Left or Right from the Alignment dropdown list. (With left alignment, the text will flow around the image's right side; with right alignment, just the opposite will happen.)

To add space between the image and the text, enter numbers in the Horizontal Space and Vertical Space fields.

If you prefer to work directly in HTML, here's what the <img> tag would look like:


<img src="yourfile.gif" border=0 width%0
      height00 align=left hspace=5
      vspace=5>


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