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1. The word version you are using is low.

Let's change to a higher point version.

2. If you can open ** before, and now you can't open it, you can reinstall the officer, I often encounter some ** things that can't be opened, just reinstall it.

Basically, these two reasons.

Close all Word documents, copy the files to another computer's hard drive, and try reopening them.

Close all open documents, copy the following addresses, appdata%\microsoft templates, and then click Start Run to paste the above copied command press OK, under the open directory, find and delete, and then re-run word to try.

If there's nothing important in it, send me a private message to show me the file. I'll give it a look.

If that doesn't work, just give it a try as provided below. ==

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Right-click on **, and the setting is not non-embedded, and you can move it.

Press alt to drag **, not limited by the word grid.

Select **Float above the text.

You're in luck. Every university is different.

Let's hope that's right. Ahhhh

Inserting ** in word is also possible with text.

After inserting, right-click, through "Format", select "Underneath Text" in the layout, and in the "Advanced" option, remove the hook in front of "Object moves with text".

The edges of the dragging tab are resized so that they fill the entire page.

This method can only solve the current page, if the number of pages is large, you need to copy and paste to solve the problem.

This method can basically meet your above requirements.

The best way to do this is to use the background settings directly in the "format", **the size should be set beforehand.

After cutting, it is stored and the quality of the ** is increased, that is, the quality of the ** is guaranteed to be more than 200kb, so it is OK.

First of all, you need to know the size of the word, the ratio is 294*210 and then ps** can be set to the same proportion, image-canvas size, if you understand this operation, it is very simple, pay attention to the horizontal and vertical, if you don't understand, you can continue to discuss.

Once you put it there, you right-click on it, and there will also be toolboxes to resize.

Format: Background, Watermark, Watermark.

As for the size, it's scalable. PS's ** to ensure the appropriate aspect ratio, and then choose the appropriate scaling ratio.

You set the size to A4 paper (210x297) in PS, and then insert it into Word, and set the margins in Word. (File - Page Setup).

1. No text is added on the **.

Menu Insert ** From File.

2. Put text on the background.

The ** that is ready to be used as a background should be able to hold up the page; Menu Format Background Fill Effect Selection.

Make the size of the ps** into the size of the spine pants or**, or the same proportion of the big cherry blossom is simple and small.,And then insert it as a background** to be keyed.。