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picture, text box, drawings..
Plain text has only the text of the document, without any formatting. "Rich text" also includes information about the document formatting, such as font, size, bold, italics, margins and so-on. Most word processing programs these days will read "RTF" - Rich Text Format - and format the document for you.
In Word select the picture, go to "Format Picture," go to "Layout," choose the relationship you want to the text and it will format your document accordingly.
Directly, you can't. You will only be able to save a picture of the text. But if you are using Windows, you sometimes can! Click "print" while looking at the picture with text in it and select the printer that says XPS Document Writer or something similar to that. Then click "Ok" and it will save the picture as a XPS document. If the computer and recognize the letters, it will show in the document. Note: The computer doesn't always recognize the letters and words.
What I want to Convey by this document is that you have to entire this entire text in the textbox in order to move to next level.
jpeg files can't be converted to *.doc files, microsoft word is a word processing tool, not an image editor, but you can insert the image via the insert menu, and centering it and/or if it has a high resolution making it as big as the page itself.
The simplest ws to move your insertion point to the beginning and end of a text line is just to click there. To move your insertion point to the beginning of a document, press ctrl+home, and to move it to the end of a document, press ctrl+end on your keyboard.
I always insert a text box into the document first. Then I copy and paste the graph or spreadsheet element into the text box. The elements seem to behave better in the text box, and I have total control to move the text box wherever I want in the document.
Document is a text. You can save text in your document.
In Microsoft word a Picture or Clip art can be moved in several ways. Click the alignment button to move it to the left indent or right. Inserting spaces and tabs before the picture could move it. Text wrapping will also move the Picture according to the option you pick
CTRL + C or CTRL + X - you copy or cut the document CTRL + V - paste copied content
Paste will just paste whatever you've copied. Paste Special in Wordpad has a few options to paste in different formats which are as a Wordpad document, Rich Text Format, a picture and unformatted text. It is much more limited in options compared to Paste Special in other applications.