That's correct behavior. Objects in text boxes must be In Line with Text. The workaround Daniel detailed cannot be done in Word 2016. The 'overlay' setting you're looking for is among the numerous features of the program that simply have disappeared in this version.

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Oct 14, 2017  Keep in mind that Word’s default setting is to put the image “in line.” This means it will treat it as if it is a large letter or a tall line of text. Image wrapping will allow the text to wrap around the image, go over the image or be beside the image.

IOW, in Word 2011 you can do this, in Word 2016 you can't; However, you should be able to get the same effect by using a 1-cell Table rather than a text box. T-shirt mockup template free download for mac. Use the ☺︎ at the right end of the Ribbon in Word to voice your opinion.

Please mark HELPFUL or ANSWERED as appropriate to keep list as clean as possible ☺ Regards, Bob J. I think the option is found here: • With the Text Box selected, choose Format>Shape from the OS X menu at the top of your screen. The Format Shape pane opens.

Wrap Text In Word For Mac

• On the Shape Option tab, click the blue square with arrows (it's called Layout & Properties if you hover your mouse over it). • Click on Text Box to expand the options.

• Check Wrap text in shape at the bottom. However, even with that checked, I can't get text in a text box to wrap around another text box or frame in either Word 2011 (the version used in the previous thread) or 2016, which is what you're using. I have no idea how Daniel Grau got that effect in the previous post.

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I am trying to figure out why Microsoft Word 2011 for the Mac won't let me wrap the text I wrote for an English project around a picture. I looked up tutorials online and they didn't help. I don't know what the problem is. I pasted the picture in the document and no matter where I place it, the option. I am trying to figure out why Microsoft Word 2011 for the Mac won't let me wrap the text I wrote for an English project around a picture. I looked up tutorials online and they didn't help.