The Story
- I have a 164 page .doc in Word that contains images and text and really should not have been done in Word in the first place.
- These are storyboards, so the images are on top and the text is in text boxes below. there are 4 image/text box combos per page
- I have to remove the blank image .jpgs and replace them with the completed storyboard .jpgs. Each blank is actually 2 image boxes side by side, so I will replace 2 images per page with 4 separate images
- Every time I delete the blanks, the formatting gets fucked and I end up with 6 or 8 text boxes squeezing on to the page (and fucking up the page behind it, somehow). When I insert the new images, the formatting gets even more fucked. When I try to push the text boxes back to their proper place, there is more format fuck-uppery. Basically no matter what I do, this whole document becomes a big fucking mess.
So.
Is there any way to say to Word 'when I delete something, keep the other shit in exactly the same place it is in'? I basically don't want Word to do anything at all, because it is awful and screws everything up. I want to move all the shit around manually. If I have to keep working like this I'm probably going to strangle the person whose idea it was to do this in Word.
I'm using the Office 2003 version.
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control + enter.
do that before you delete any of the images and it should keep the formating of the rest of the doc.
you may have to delete a line after you do it depending on the spacing.
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