Answer:
change the way text is wrapped around an objec
Explanation:
Text wrapping is a property of floating objects that indicates how they affect the text layer. In Word there are six forms of Text Adjustment: Square, Narrow, Up and Down, Transparent, Behind the text and In front of the text. Square and Transparent, we have seen them in the previous entries. In front of and behind the text they have no further explanation, except the impossibility of selecting the floating object, when it is behind the text, unless we use the Selection Panel.
With the justified text there is a slight difference between the Square and Narrow text setting. In the latter case, if the Text Distance settings are not changed, the text is closer to the rectangle that defines the object. Only in the Transparent setting, as we saw, the text enters this object container.
But we have total control of the distance from the text to the object in the Text Adjustment tab of the Design dialog box.
