This is the image of CIS I created using Word!

This is the picture again

This is the image aligned to the top

This is the image aligned in the middle of the screen.

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This is illustrating wrap, so I need to type lots of text and since I have nothing to say, I am going to just keep typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing, and typing until hopefully I have typed enough to illustrate how it will wrap around the image.

Center needs to be enclosed in something like headers that allow centering.

I don't remember the size of this original image, so I am just going to play. In fact, to make an image smaller or larger, you should keep the height and width the same proportions that they were originally.

Now I am going to warp the height which seems to work well with the same height and width for this image.

Now let's use this image as a means of navigating - I will obviously use a small image for this... Remember, as I learned, top is a default that does not have to be established with NAME

To get rid of the border around the image, I can do the following:

The problem with this is that it only works well when using an arrow or something that makes it clear that this is for the user to press.