This may or may not work.
You may want to look into creating a SVG incorporating underlying text
with overlay images.
Suggest you look at Inkscape for creating a _plain_ (not Inkscape) SVG.
https://inkscape.org/
On 11/5/2019 4:31 PM, Tim-L wrote:
The problem is it gets up when I save it back to DOCX or DOC. I have 2
transparent background images that overlap each other to solve a visual
need. The problem is half the time the images lose their transparent
backgrounds and cover up the underlying text.
#2
They are logo and a high def images that do not work well to break up
and then realign them in some way to into a odd shaped space. It would
be very hard to cut up the images so their borders are wavy and curved
to match the free spaces.
2. Transparency
Consider breaking the image up, where the resulting pieces won't overlay
your text. That is, instead of leaving a border image with text
appearing
inside it, place the border as multiple images, so that no text can
"fall
behind" because the images never overlay. This will require
exporting the
image and cutting it, or placing the image multiple times and
cropping it.
If you go the route of cropping the image within LO Write/MS Word, the
resulting document gets large and lags performance.
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