Leave the picture inline and create an inline caption. Then select both
together and Insert Frame (from the Forms toolbar). You will be able to wrap
text around the frame.
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>Leave the picture inline and create an inline caption. Then select both
>together and Insert Frame (from the Forms toolbar). You will be able to wrap
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Woah, thanks Suzanne. I gave the border no frame so it doesn't look
ugly with double frames.
I never would have found that myself, heh
Suzanne S. Barnhill - 29 Oct 2003 23:29 GMT
You shouldn't have double frames; you should have the graphic and caption
(both In Line with Text) together in a single frame.
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> >Leave the picture inline and create an inline caption. Then select both
> >together and Insert Frame (from the Forms toolbar). You will be able to wrap
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> I never would have found that myself, heh