For absolute positioning vPos and hPos need to be set to POS_ABSOLUTE #302
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For absolute positioning vPos and hPos need to be set to POS_ABSOLUTE
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When a frame is being positioned absolute, then at least Word 2007 requires that within the docx file the 'mso-position-horizontal' and 'mso-position-vertical' style values need to be set to absolute