Can't align text to clip art

[Carl R]

I am building a business card. I inserted a clip art on the left side of the
bus. card and wish to put text to the right of the clip art, but the text
starts at the bottom row of the clip art I want to move my text up not only
for space but uniform. I think it has something to do with th clip art cells
bigger than the text ? I couuldn't find an answer. Hope you can help .
Example shown below
looks like this
"Clip Art"
Microsoft

want it to look like this
"Clip Art" Microsoft

[John Inzer]

Post by Carl R
I am building a business card. I inserted a clip art on the left side
of the bus. card and wish to put text to the right of the clip art,
but the text starts at the bottom row of the clip art I want to move
my text up not only for space but uniform. I think it has something
to do with th clip art cells bigger than the text ? I couuldn't find
an answer. Hope you can help . Example shown below
looks like this
"Clip Art"
Microsoft
want it to look like this
"Clip Art" Microsoft

=====================================
The text will move if the clip art is overlapping the
text box. Try adjusting the size and position of the
text box and the clip art to make them side by side
but not overlapping...then you will have full control
of each one.

Or...you could move your text box forward in the stack
which would place it on top of the clip art. Then you
could adjust the position of the text box and it would
not be affected by the position of the clip art. Right
click the text box and choose...Order / Bring Forward.

FWIW...you can Nudge a selected object into position .
with your arrow keys. To select a text box...move your
pointer over it until you see the 4 way arrow...then
left click to select it.
--
J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk

[John Inzer]

FWIW...my instructions were for MS Publisher...
and may not be useful if you are using a different
application.
--
J. Inzer MS-MVP
Digital Media Experience

Notice
This is not tech support
I am a volunteer

Solutions that work for
me may not work for you

Proceed at your own risk
==================================

Post by John Inzer

Post by Carl R
I am building a business card. I inserted a clip art on the left side
of the bus. card and wish to put text to the right of the clip art,
but the text starts at the bottom row of the clip art I want to move
my text up not only for space but uniform. I think it has something
to do with th clip art cells bigger than the text ? I couuldn't find
an answer. Hope you can help . Example shown below
looks like this
"Clip Art"
Microsoft
want it to look like this
"Clip Art" Microsoft

=====================================
The text will move if the clip art is overlapping the
text box. Try adjusting the size and position of the
text box and the clip art to make them side by side
but not overlapping...then you will have full control
of each one.
Or...you could move your text box forward in the stack
which would place it on top of the clip art. Then you
could adjust the position of the text box and it would
not be affected by the position of the clip art. Right
click the text box and choose...Order / Bring Forward.
FWIW...you can Nudge a selected object into position .
with your arrow keys. To select a text box...move your
pointer over it until you see the 4 way arrow...then
left click to select it.

[Mary Sauer]

Lots of help here
http://www.gmayor.com/graphics_on_labels.htm
--
Mary Sauer
http://msauer.mvps.org/

Post by Carl R
I am building a business card. I inserted a clip art on the left side of the
bus. card and wish to put text to the right of the clip art, but the text
starts at the bottom row of the clip art I want to move my text up not only
for space but uniform. I think it has something to do with th clip art cells
bigger than the text ? I couuldn't find an answer. Hope you can help .
Example shown below
looks like this
"Clip Art"
Microsoft
want it to look like this
"Clip Art" Microsoft
--
Microsoft Office 2003 Version
Students and Teachers Edition
Windows Vista Home Premium
Thank-you
Carl R