The same is true for other graphic elements in Word documents (WordArt, for example), and the process of rotating other graphic elements is almost entirely the same as the process of rotating images in Word. One of the most important things Word users can control when it comes to images in Word documents is position – a Word user can rotate an image in a Word document to any angle they want until it sits in their desired position. From location and size to layout with respect to text and even position, Microsoft Word users have an impressive degree of control over the images they add to their text documents. In addition, not only can Microsoft Word users add graphic elements to their text documents, but they can also format the graphic elements in a wide variety of different ways. Among the myriad of features Microsoft Word offers to its users is the ability to add graphics – such as but not limited to, shapes, Text Boxes, WordArt and pictures – to text documents.

Microsoft Word is undoubtedly the best word processing program out there for desktop computers.