Importing a Diagram from the Web

Hi,

I want to import a diagram from the internet, and have the text wrap around
it when I insert it into word.

The diagram is the image of an "Artery" from the following web site:

http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/...okcircSYS.html

I want to put this into Word, so that it will be in the right hand side of
the page, and allow the text to wrap around the top, left hand side, and
bottom of it.

Can you give me a step by step guide of the best way to do this?

Many Thanks,

Gary T.

Right-click on the image on the Web page and choose "Save Picture As." Save
it to My Pictures or some other folder. Then use Insert | Picture | From
File to insert it in your document. Click on the insert picture to display
the Picture toolbar and change the wrapping to Tight. You will then be able
to position the picture where you want it; you can fine-tune its position
using Format | Picture | Layout | Advanced.

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Hi,

I want to import a diagram from the internet, and have the text wrap
around
it when I insert it into word.

The diagram is the image of an "Artery" from the following web site:

http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/faculty/...okcircSYS.html

I want to put this into Word, so that it will be in the right hand side of
the page, and allow the text to wrap around the top, left hand side, and
bottom of it.

Can you give me a step by step guide of the best way to do this?

Many Thanks,

Gary T.