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“When I insert a picture on the Word page, it disappears! I see just a picture frame for a second and then nothing.

But other times it jumps to the next page.

“Sometimes, when I add a picture to my page, it stays where I put it.

And when I add text or try to reformat it, the picture moves to a new place on the page.

“When I add a picture to my page, it makes a mess of my text formatting, adding lots white space around the picture.

Fixing text flow disrupted by an added picture.

What to do with those roaming captions?.

The article Image Wrangling in Word 2010 explains why it happens, and how to fix it: The image is inserted into the document as usual.Any time you add an image - a photo, clip art, diagram, or chart - to a Word document, it can be a hassle getting it to stay where you want it, align correctly, or flow around the text. You can do this at any time while making the document but, at first, it’s easier to set the image background before anything else. Insert | Picture and select the image you want to use. To make a flexible page background, insert an image into a document then ‘Send to Back’ so it’s a back layer for text and other document content to show in front.

Images and shapes can be layered so one image overlays another.

With an image on the ‘back’ sheet and text on another sheet combined you get a document with an image plus text overlaid. When the sheets are put on top of each other you see the finished document. Each sheet contains images or text that you can adjust without changing things on other sheets. Think of layers as like a series of clear plastic sheets on top of each other. They aren’t as complex or powerful as layers in image programs like Photoshop but Word has layers all the same. Insert a picture into a Word document and send it to the back of the document layers. The solution is to forget about Word’s Page Background feature and use another method that gives you more control. Note that the ‘sample’ in the Insert Picture dialog above bears no relation to what happens in the document, Unless the picture is exactly the same size as the page, it’ll probably look wrong.

There’s no provision to resize or reposition the page background image within Word. If the image is too small for the page, the image is repeated. What you see on the Word page is the top left corner of the image.