Microsoft Word 2013 supports this arrangement via text boxes that anchor to a specific place on the page. The document's main text then wraps around the text box according to your preferences.

Word can't break in to them to add text, but this doesn't mean you've got to settle with how they appear on the Word page. Use Word's text boxes to layer your documents, adding text to scanned files.

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Whether you're putting together some kind of mock-up document or trying to learn Word's formatting features, filler text can come in mighty handy.