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Instructions Final Draft 2
Instructions Final Draft 2
Instructions Final Draft 2
Created by: Julia Pecheny, Matt Ballard, Elouise Miny, Dallas Sanchez
Introduction
The following instructions will guide you through the process of inserting files and images into a
Microsoft Word 2013 document.
Process Description
This process allows the user to add visual appeal or representation to a document.
Materials
Computer
Microsoft Word 2013
Desired image to insert
Desired file to insert
Directions
6. Click INSERT and the image will be inserted into your document.
7.
If the image is not in the correct position, click and drag it to desired spot.
Note: If you want to put the image next to a block of text, click on the image and then click
on the button that pops up next to the image to open the menu to select the desired style of
text wrapping.
Text Wrapping
1. Once your image is inserted into the document, right click the document.
2. Hover the cursor over WRAP TEXT, then select the desired wrapping text format.
4. Find the location and select the desired file to insert into the document.
Troubleshooting
Issue
Image is too large/too small
Solution
Place your cursor over the image and left click. Place
your cursor over one of the squares in the corners.
Click and drag the image until it is the desired size.
Place your cursor over the image, then click and drag
the image to the desired location.
Place your cursor over the image and right click. In the
drop-down menu, select Size and Position. At the
bottom of the window, click the button labeled Reset,
then click OK.
Image is flipped/inverted
Place your cursor over the image and left click. Place
your cursor over one of the squares in the corners.
Click and drag the image towards the opposite side of
the picture from the box you selected until the image
flips. Repeat until the image is correct.