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Using a table to organize text and graphics

Using a table to organize text and graphics - Microsoft Word Tutorial

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Using a table to organize text and graphics

For those scenarios where you may have multiple images, graphics on a page here in Microsoft Word, and you want to keep them organized, maybe have text show up next to them, and always keep it together, one little trick is to use a table, and put those objects into cells in the table. That way, they'll always be lined up, and as you add or remove content, the table is going to keep everything organized and together. This is often done in templates here in Microsoft Word. In many occasions, you don't even see the table; the gridlines are invisible, but it's there, keeping things organized. That's what we're going to do with our NO media campaign here, and if you jumped to this lesson, you can get caught by opening up a NO media campaign3, and we do have our images down below, including this arrow, which we really don't need, so let's click the arrow once to select it, hit Delete on the keyboard to remove it; that gives us a little extra space to play with. Now, these are actually still…

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