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How can I add word art to a picture when a picture style has already been applied? I know you can group objects on a drawing canvas, but once you do that you cannot apply a picture style from the picture tools format tab. The only thing I seem to be able to do is add a text box on top of the picture and then click no outline ,no fill. Thanks
We are all fairly new to word 2007, and my knowledge goes back so far with other versions that you are actually managing to confuse me - I'm not sure what it is you are doing here, but IF the task is to insert a picture and then insert word art, why not do just that - have two objects, float one over the other - wouldn't that do the job? I'm admitting on this one to NOT being an expert so please let me know if I'm being stupid on this one - my email if it helps is aidan.heritage@virgin.net
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This topic answers questions related to Microsoft Word stand-alone or Mircrosoft Office Word including Word 2003, Word 2007, Office 2000, and Office XP. You can get Word help on formatting text, tables, tabs, fonts, styles, general Word layouts, bullets, headings, and outlines, using templates, toolbar modifications, and using Track Changes. You may also find tips on linking Word and Excel embedded objects including charts. This site does not provide a general Word tutorial nor the basics of using a word processor. It provides specific answers to using Microsoft Word only. If you do not see your Word question answered in this area then please ask a Word question here
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