Same graphic on each page?

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ausdan - 31 Jul 2006 09:53 GMT

I'm sure I'm asking a very basic question here but I can't seem to find
the answer anywhere.

I'm a teacher and am making a booklet which has to have the school
emblem in the same position on every page. It's not a header or a
footer. I want the graphic to be about halfway on the right of each
page and have the text wrap around it. Is there anyway to do this
without physically placing the graphic on each individual page?

Thanks in advance,

Danny Parker

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CyberTaz - 31 Jul 2006 13:20 GMT

Hi ausdan -

Contrary to your belief you *are* talking about the Header/Footer... But the
content doesn't have to be constrained to the boxes at the top & bottom.
Place your graphic in the Header/Footer 'layer' of the doc wherever you want
it to appear, anchor it to the Header paragraph & apply whatever form of
text wrapping is appropriate - such as Behind Text.

The only option _would be_ to put a copy on every page which would
unnecessarily bloat the doc. By having it in the H/F you need only duplicate
it if you vary H/F content by way of Sections, in which case the image would
have to be included in the H/F of each section in which you want it to
appear on the pages.

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Bob Jones
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> I'm sure I'm asking a very basic question here but I can't seem to find
> the answer anywhere.
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>
> Danny Parker

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Same graphic on each page?