Typing over a line, but the text is not staying on the line? Learn how to add text over a line without the line moving in Microsoft Word.

How to insert a picture in Word without moving the text? To wrap text around a picture, first of all, select a picture you'd like to insert. Next, select Layout Options. Choose the layout option that ...

Microsoft's word processor has tons of tools, and mastering them can seem daunting. In this guide, we'll focus on one and show you how to insert lines in Word.

How to Add a Line to a Header in Word. Headers in your Microsoft Word document lets you add text to the top of each page of a business document. Although this text appears on each page, you have ...

Add a Text Box Open the Microsoft Word document that needs a floating text box added. Click the "Insert" tab on the Ribbon and click "Text Box" on the Text panel.

There's not one, but two easy ways to insert a horizontal line into a Word document.

You can create a dashed, dotted line in Microsoft Word via Insert, Shape Styles on Ribbon or by using a shortcut. Learn how to do it.

By default, your image will be placed in line with the text. This means the image will act just like text, pushing the rest of the words after the cursor next to and below it.

Microsoft Word's automatic word wrap is convenient but sometimes unwanted. Here are two ways to keep text from breaking at the end of a line.