You can't place a graphic inside either a text box or a frame. You can only
wrap ordinary document text around a graphic.
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> I am trying to format text to appear to the side and below
> a graphic. I have tried text boxes and frames and can not
> get either to wrap around the associated graphic. Please
> advise. Thank you.
totaltom - 07 Oct 2003 21:55 GMT
For LODONELL
In the view toolbars customise drawings. At the bottom of the list you will
see wrap edit points. With this you can profile a shape arounf a graphic
and the text will wrap around the profile. It need not simply be a box or
rectangle. Great command.
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> You can't place a graphic inside either a text box or a frame. You can only
> wrap ordinary document text around a graphic.
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> > get either to wrap around the associated graphic. Please
> > advise. Thank you.
Joseph N. - 09 Oct 2003 06:27 GMT
> In the view toolbars customise drawings. At the bottom of the
> list you will see wrap edit points. With this you can profile a
> shape arounf a graphic and the text will wrap around the
> profile.
I cannot figure how this command works. The wrap points do seem
to change, but then when the focus shifts away from the editing
process, the drawing remains as it was. What am I missing?

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Joseph N. - 09 Oct 2003 06:42 GMT
> I cannot figure how this command works. The wrap points do seem
> to change, but then when the focus shifts away from the editing
> process, the drawing remains as it was.
Never mind. I figured out how it works. This is an amazing tool!

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