Question

how can we wrap text . name all types of text wrapping
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Answer 1

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You can group these options into three main types: Square, Tight, and Through: These three options are all variations on the same thing. Text wraps around all four sides of your object. Top and Bottom: This option keeps the text above and below the object, but not to its sides.

Answer 2

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Notice that wherever the image is placed, the line spacing dramatically increases to fit the size of the picture. This is because images are treated as an inline text character. In other words, Word treats the image like it would treat any word or letter of text. You can change this by applying a text wrap. Text wrap causes all of the text to wrap around the image so that the image does not interfere with line spacing.

A Microsoft Word document is open with text on it. On the document an image of a colorful kingfisher is visible. The text has been wrapped around the image forcing the image to go to the right of the document.

Text wrap

There are a couple of ways to get to the text wrap options and apply a text wrap.

Method 1: Quick Apply

Click the box to the right of the image with a rainbow-shaped icon.

A Microsoft Word document is open with text on it. On the document an image of a colorful kingfisher is visible. In the top right corner of the image is a button which opens up a dropdown menu for layout options. A large green arrow is pointing at the button on the top right of the image.

Method 2: Format Tab

When you click on the image, the Format tab will appear in the ribbon. From the Format tab, you can choose Warp Text.

A Microsoft Word document is open with text on it. On the document an image of a colorful kingfisher is visible. Under the format tab on the ribbon menu the option to wrap text has been selected which has as a result opened up a new dropdown menu allowing different ways to wrap text around an image.

Method 3: Position

Go to Format>Position for options that not only apply text wrap but also position the image on the page.

A Microsoft Word document is open with text on it. On the document an image of a colorful kingfisher is visible. Under the format tab on the ribbon menu the option to position the image has been selected resulting in a new dropdown menu. A green arrow is pointing at a green oval which is highlighting which text wrap option has been selec