<p>I'm working on a document "wizard" for the company that I work for. It's a .dot file with a header consisting of some text and some form fields, and a lot of VBA code. The body of the document is pulled in as an OLE object from a separate .doc file.</p>

<p>Currently, this is being done as a <code>Shape</code>, rather than an <code>InlineShape</code>. I did this because I can absolutely position the Shape, whereas the InlineShape always appears at the beginning of the document.</p>

<p>The problem with this is that a <code>Shape</code> doesn't move when the size of the header changes. If someone needs to add or remove a line from the header due to a special case, they also need to move the object that defines the body. This is a pain, and I'd like to avoid it if possible.</p>

<p>Long story short, how do I position an <code>InlineShape</code> using VBA in Word?</p>

<p>The version I'm using is Word 97.</p>

InlineShape is treated as a letter. Hence, the same technique.
```
```
ThisDocument.Range(15).InlineShapes.AddPicture "1.gif"
```
```