(In the Picture Position->More layout options->Picture Position tab). Make sure it isĪnchored to the first paragraph in the document, and lock the anchor
insert the picture and format it how you want. I have never used it, so you would need to find out whether it prevents the user from doing things that they need to do (e.g. The only way I can think of that would also allow normal editing (well, almost normal) in the rest of the document would be as follows. But then the image behaves like a watermark - you cannot specify wrapped text etc. That doesn't prevent users from moving it, but it makes it less likely that they will delete it accidentally. One approach that people sometimes use for positioning pictures is to insert the image in a header/footer and then position it. It's usually quite difficult to prevent people from changing things in Word documents. What should I do? Can I do these actions with a table too? To close the Format Picture dialog box and re-position your picture, click OKĪfter that I can drag the picture and change its position, yet I want to lock it so that after saving it nobody will be able to change its position. 
To close the Advanced Layout dialog box and save your selections, click OK.Some elements on the tab may be dimmed, depending on the selections you make Click the Picture Position tab to select the picture's horizontal and vertical placement, as well as other options.
If you want to specify the picture's Distance from text, specify the distance in the Top, Bottom, Left, and Right boxes.On the Text Wrapping tab, click the Top and bottom wrapping style or another style of your choice.On the Format menu, click Picture, and then click the Layout tab.I have a picture and I want to fix and lock its position in MS Word 2007.
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