The image has been inserted and is left aligned as I would expect. On the Windows version of Word I would just click the image and click the Center button on the Home ribbon to move the image to the middle of the page. However on Word 2011 that option becomes greyed out and I cannot for the life of me work out how to do this very simple operation in Word 2011.

The version shown in the video is Word 2011 14.2.0, but we imagine that most older and newer versions would function in the same way. Subscribe, like and comment if this video helped About this tutorial: Video duration: 59 This tutorial will show you how to center text VERTICALLY in Microsoft Word for Mac.

Unfortunately, after a TON of research, and a couple of hours of lost sleep, this is a limitation of the program. In other words, Pages does not do this.

Autofit to Contents: When you click inside the table and start typing, the cells will automatically size themselves to fit the contents. Autofit to Window: The same as Initial Column Width set to Auto. (Optional) If you know you’ll create more tables with these options, select the Set as Default for New Tables check box. • Click OK to close the Insert Table dialog.

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Why would they be? I've been using Word for over 20 years, and until now you've been able to align images horizontally by simply pressing the 'center' alignment button.

• Click the alignment option that you want. Adjust the text box margins • Click the outer edge of the text box to select it. • On the Format menu, click Shape. • In the left pane of the Format Shape dialog box, click Text Box.

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By If you prefer working with dialogs in Office 2011 for Mac or if you’re interested in precisely formatting tables, columns, rows, and cells, nothing beats the options found in Word 2011’s Table Properties dialog. First select your table and then you can get to this dialog by using one of these methods: • On the Ribbon’s Table Layout tab, find the Settings group and click Properties. • Right-click or Control-click a table cell and then choose Table Properties from the pop-up menu. • Choose Table→Table Properties. On the Table tab of the Table Properties dialog, you can control the following: • Size: Select the check box and click the spinner control arrows to adjust the overall width of the table as measured on the ruler. • Alignment: Choose Left, Center, or Right alignment for a table that doesn’t fill the entire width between margins. • Text Wrapping: Choose None or Around.

(The equation box is higher than the text, so I presume it is the text that is lowered.) I can go to the Format Menu, select Font, then Advanced, and under the Position drop-down menu I can select Normal, but it won't stick. It keeps reverting to Lowered by 17 pt. There is just no way to correct it. This doesn't happen every time I re-open a saved document, but if I re-open and re-edit often enough, eventually this occurs and from then on it continues to occur. How to add data labels in excel to best fit.

The horizontal alignment options should still not be greyed out. Why would they be? I've been using Word for over 20 years, and until now you've been able to align images horizontally by simply pressing the 'center' alignment button. It's dumbfounding that Microsoft manages to screw up this simple operation now.

Right-click and then select 'Format Cells' from the popup menu. When the Format Cells window appears, select the Alignment tab. Then set the number of degrees that you wish to rotate the text. This value ranges from 90 degrees to -90 degrees.