At 10:50 -0700 9/4/13, Karen Robbins wrote:

>What am I missing?

As I read it, the help you cite refers to selecting multiple graphical objects 
within a single anchored frame. It works. However, if you are trying to select 
multiple graphical (anchored) frames within a text flow, flow, I don't think 
you can do that.

Note that (in contrast to other Adobe apps such as Illustrator), to select 
multiple graphical objects within the same frame, your lasso must enclose all 
of all the objects to be selected, not just a part of each.

Lasooing graphical objects from outside the frame in which they reside doesn't 
work. Because of the property in para 1 above, trying to select the contents of 
multiple graphical frames doesn't work either. Sorry - most frustrating if you 
have a lot to implement :-( If they are repeating and identical graphical 
objects that need to be manipulated en masse, maybe including them as an insert 
from another file might work for you?

Also, in theory (although I've never been able to make it work), you should be 
able to reference named graphical objects on a reference page.

If all that fails, SiliconPrairie's AutoText plug-in can insert named graphical 
objects from a control file with a menu click.

I don't understand your reference to multiple copy/paste operations.

-- 
Steve [Trim e-mails: use less disk, use less power, use less planet]
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