Inserted Shapes can be edited in Publisher 2013 in various ways, such as adding text and changing the outline and fill of the Shape. Have questions or feedback about Office VBA or this documentation? Please see Office VBA support and feedback for guidance about the ways you can receive support and provide feedback. Shapes are Inserted through a Shape gallery in the Insert Tab and by subsequently dragging the shape into the publication Workspace. Make your custom shape and select it > drawing tools format tab > click down arrow on shape fill and choose picture, browse to your picture and insert it as fill. Configure the image so that text doesnt wrap it at all so use an option. AlternativeText = "Picture Placeholder 1" Then configure the shapes wrapping option so that the text wraps tightly around it. Dim shpPlaceholder As ShapeĪctiveDocument.Pages(1).Shapes.AddEmptyPictureFrame( _ The AlternativeText property is set to Picture Placeholder 1 for the web. This example places an empty picture frame in the center of the first page of the publication and rotates it by 45 degrees. The blank picture frame has the default ToolTip "Empty Picture Frame." This is changed to "Picture" when an image is selected for the Shape. Default is -1, meaning that the height of the shape is automatically set to 54 points if the parameter is left blank.įor the Left, Top, Width, and Height arguments, numeric values are evaluated in points strings can be in any units supported by Microsoft Publisher (for example, "1.5 in"). The height of the shape representing the picture. Default is -1, meaning that the width of the shape is automatically set to 72 points if the parameter is left blank. The width of the shape representing the picture. The position of the top edge of the shape representing the picture. The position of the left edge of the shape representing the picture.
AddEmptyPictureFrame ( Left, Top, Width, Height)Įxpression A variable that represents a Shapes object. If yes, please disable the suspicious add-ins to verify which one caused the issue. In safe mode all 3rd-party add-ins are disabled, check if the mouse works fine. Returns a Shape object that represents an empty picture frame inserted at the specified coordinates. By the way, if this only occurs in Publisher, you can try starting Publisher in safe mode: Press Win + R, type 'mspub /safe' in the Run window, press Enter.
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