Tech help site Of Zen and Computing describes how to use Microsoft Office to do Optical Character Recognition (OCR)—that is, recognize text inside digital images (like scanned documents). The ...

Photos and other images add visual variety to your Word documents. You can use them as decorative features to break up large pieces of text, and they play an important part in delivering your message ...

To wrap text around copied images in Word, you need to use the FORMAT section. Before that, you need to paste the image in the Word document. Next, insert the image and click on it.

Getting the images in can be handled a few ways depending on how you want it to look with your text. Once it’s in place, you can even change the size and angle of the image. Read on to learn more.

Adjudt these settings to ensure that text wraps around all of your images in Word. Word 2010 includes the new graphics engine that Excel 2007 and PowerPoint 2007 had, but Word 2007 did not.