How insert image into Word
- Place your cursor at the point where you wish to insert an image.
- Open the Insert menu, point at Picture and select From File….
- Navigate to the chosen image and click Insert.
- The image will be inserted into your text.
You can also copy and paste, or drag and drop an image directly into your document from your desktop, a folder, or the Internet.
Tip: If your image is too large to fit within the margins when it is inserted, it will automatically be resized to fit your page. If you want to reset it to its full size, you can do this by selecting Reset Picture from the Picture toolbar.
Tip: If your image is too large to fit within the margins when it is inserted, it will automatically be resized to fit your page. If you want to reset it to its full size, you can do this by selecting Reset Picture from the Picture toolbar. To move an image
To move an image, click on it to select it, place your cursor over the picture, and drag it to where you want it to go. Depending on the text-wrapping settings of an image (discussed below), you can also use the keyboard arrow keys to move an image around (in any text-wrapping mode except "In Line With Text").
Why does my image not go where I want it to?
Getting images to stay in the right place in Word can be very frustrating. By default, when an image is inserted in Word, it will be placed using the "In Line With Text" text wrapping setting. Your image will be treated as another character within the text, and you will be limited in how you can position it in your page. However, this may be acceptable if the image is fairly large and you are happy to position it in line with the left hand margin.
Alternatively, you can change the text wrapping options so that you have more control over the position of your image. Select Text wrapping from the Picture toolbar and choose from the drop down list: Square is a good choice but you can experiment with the others depending on your desired layout. 
Tip: You can permanently change the default text wrapping settings that Word uses when inserting pictures by selectingOptions from the Tool menu, selecting the Edit tab and choosing your preferred option from the Insert/paste pictures as drop down list.
CONCLUSION
after learning using words I can find simple ways to make work type, such as letters and others.
Getting images to stay in the right place in Word can be very frustrating. By default, when an image is inserted in Word, it will be placed using the "In Line With Text" text wrapping setting. Your image will be treated as another character within the text, and you will be limited in how you can position it in your page. However, this may be acceptable if the image is fairly large and you are happy to position it in line with the left hand margin.
Tip: You can permanently change the default text wrapping settings that Word uses when inserting pictures by selectingOptions from the Tool menu, selecting the Edit tab and choosing your preferred option from the Insert/paste pictures as drop down list.
CONCLUSION
after learning using words I can find simple ways to make work type, such as letters and others.
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