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Hi,<br />
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Putting pictures in a table is the best idea, &nbsp;I always do that. &nbsp;But, &nbsp;if you don't want to use the table for any reason you can specify and absolute position for the picture. &nbsp;It will maintain the position you specify all the time. &nbsp;<br />
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1- Insert the Picture<br />
2- Put it wherever you like<br />
3- Format&gt;Position&gt;Absolute<br />
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You can use this case if you don't want to use tables.<br />
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Regards<br />
hhammash
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Hi,

Putting pictures in a table is the best idea,  I always do that.  But,  if you don't want to use the table for any reason you can specify and absolute position for the picture.  It will maintain the position you specify all the time.  

1- Insert the Picture
2- Put it wherever you like
3- Format>Position>Absolute

You can use this case if you don't want to use tables.

Regards
hhammash

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In versions of FP pre 2003 Choose file new page and you get some pretty good layout tables for pictures. &nbsp;If you make your own custom table make sure to set the borders to 0 then the end user doesn't see them. &nbsp;In FP 2003 select view &gt;&nbsp;Task pane from there select layout tables and cells.
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In versions of FP pre 2003 Choose file new page and you get some pretty good layout tables for pictures.  If you make your own custom table make sure to set the borders to 0 then the end user doesn't see them.  In FP 2003 select view > Task pane from there select layout tables and cells.

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I have the hardest time accurately placing photos in my website. &nbsp;When I insert one from a file, I'm only able to move it across and down the page. &nbsp;I can paste it into a text box, but that makes it bulky to manuever around.<br />
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Is there a way to have complete flexibility in placing photos?
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I have the hardest time accurately placing photos in my website.  When I insert one from a file, I'm only able to move it across and down the page.  I can paste it into a text box, but that makes it bulky to manuever around.

Is there a way to have complete flexibility in placing photos?

basic photos question

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