Re: inline spacing on graphics - Word

[Sean Hower <hokumhome -at- freehomepage -dot- com>]

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Dick Margulis wrote after providing a solution:
Far better would be to move the graphic to the margin or mortise it into the edge of the text column and rephrase the text to point to it rather than require its immediate expression.
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Thanks for the tip on using the font format.

Here's a clear explanation of our situation mostly for a further explanation of what you have in mind with the above suggestion. These images are appearing mostly in steps where we're telling the user to click a button that has no text on it. The only way to identify it is visually.

2. Click This Unlabled Button <img>.

How would your suggestion apply to this?

Thanks

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Sean Hower - tech writer
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