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[Music] hello and welcome I'm Nathalie Lawrence and in this video I'm going to show you how to create an image placeholder in Microsoft Word now if like me you create templates in Adobe InDesign or Microsoft PowerPoint you know how easy it is to create a frame on a page or a place hold on a slide and show users where an image should go and what size it should be this reduces the work when they want to insert a replacement image and helps achieve a consistent look in documents and presentations based on those templates creating something similar in Word isn't as obvious now you can put in a dummy or a sample image but these might cause problems depending on how they've been formatted when users later on want to replace them with their own photos so we're going to look at creating an alternative image placeholder in Word that works in a similar way to those in InDesign and PowerPoint alright so let's get started and the first thing you need to do is to make sure that your developer ribbon is visible if it isn't just go to any ribbon and go to an empty part of it right click and then select customize the ribbon now you see two parts here and there's the main tabs here on the right look downwards and you'll see the developer section if the box next door to it is empty click it to ticket and then click on OK alright so now we're going to get started and this is a two-step process and the first part is you're going to create a table go to the insert ribbon click on the table button and create a 1 by 1 table next you're going to go to the table tools ribbon and click on layout click on properties and then click on the options button which adjust the bar of the cancel one so click on that and here you'll see default cell margins we're going to make all of these 0 and the reason for this is to make sure that any image that goes inside the table goes right up to the edges of it click on OK and now we're going to set the maximum width and height of the table in the same dialogue box go to preferred width click on a box to turn it on and set your maximum width I am going to set mine to 12 and 1/2 centimeters click on a row tab turn on specify height and type in your measurements for the height I'm going to set mine to seven-and-a-half click on OK and your first part is done so what we've done here is we've set the maximum width and height of any image that goes inside this table now is the second part so click on the developer ribbon and in the control section select picture content control all right now if you're...