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When I paste or insert picture (screenshot) in the word document, I can see only the bottom of the picture. I is possible to brite upon the pasted picture too. How can i fix this problem? I have word 16.93 on mac
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Check if you are pasting the image into a text paragraph whose Line Spacing is set to a fixed amount. If that is the case, you will see the Line Spacing specified as "Exactly" in the Paragraph dialog box. Change the spacing back to "Single."
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I'm assuming that brite is a typo intended to be write. If so, the short answer is no. What you can do is create a Text Box with No Fill to overlay the picture & Group the two objects [provided neither is set to In Line with Text].
An image can be overprinted by the body text but that doesn't sound like what you want to achieve.