Text wrapping is important, because many Word document creators want to include in-line images, but square text wrapping isn't Word's go-to choice -- users have to select this forced line layout.

Microsoft Word 2013 supports this arrangement via text boxes that anchor to a specific place on the page. The document's main text then wraps around the text box according to your preferences.

Did you know that you can insert Picture in Word without moving Text? Learn how to add image in SmartArt text & then wrap text.

Sometimes alignment tabs aren’t enough if the aligned text stretches to the other margin. When this is possible, use a table to control wrapping.

Table Properties are used to change Table options in Microsoft Word or Outlook. Learn how to display & modify Table Properties in Word.