How add image after a specific line in word document in C#?

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I am trying to insert an image after some specific line in word document in C#.
How to do it?

What I have tried:

I tried inserting Bookmark to that line but selection comes to the 2 pages before that line in document.
Also the number of pages in document is not fixed.

When I insert image to the bookmarked line image inserts 2 pages before and disturbing all layout of the document.

Posted 16-Aug-18 4:26am

mahesh1114

Updated 16-Aug-18 4:51am

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Gerry Schmitz · Answer 1 · 2018-08-16T04:51:00

Using "brute force":

"Manually" create a document with the desired results.

Replace the "link", image or whatever you wind up with a "place holder"; e.g.

@@REPLACE ME@@

Now use that for a "search and replace" on the document "template" to insert whatever you want (that is compatible with whatever was "replaced").

In this case, you process the doc as "raw data"; no "automation", etc.