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Step 1 - What is the Drawing Layer ? |
Drawings are not placed on the document like text is but instead are placed in a drawing layer. | ||
The drawing layer is them superimposed on top of the document. | ||
The places where the drawing layer is attached to the document are called anchors. |
The term anchor is a little misleading especially as the anchors actually "Float" over your document. | ||
When you insert a new drawing object by using the Drawing toolbar | ||
The anchor is associated with a particular paragraph. Move the paragraph and the anchor and drawing moves with it. |
Snap to connectors ?? | ||
You can always group different drawing objects together so you can move them around as a single item. |
Floating Pictures |
When Word says that a picture is floating it means that the picture is being put in the drawing layer, instead of being put in the actual document with the text. |
Things in the Drawing Layer are Ignored |
The following will be ignored if they are placed in the drawing layer. |
Table of Contents entries. | |||
Figures cannot be cross referenced. | |||
Index entries will not appear in the Index |
Are headers and footers placed in the drawing layer - which is why field coded are not automatically updated ?? |
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