It is perhaps a little easier to size and position a text line inside an "inline" anchored frame, than a text frame. You can create the text with the text line tool (the "A" tool on the Graphics tool panel), and drag or paste it inside an anchored frame that's set to "at insertion point" and has been shrunk with the keystroke sequence Escape m p (tap each key, lower case required).
You position this inline anchored frame with Alt+arrow key, and you position the text line inside it also with Alt+arrow. To select the text line (rather than the text characters within the anchored frame) Ctrl+click on the text. A similar approach could be to create a graphic and import or paste it into a similarly-created inline anchored frame. If the point size of the button changes in different contexts, you'd need a different graphic for each. Another solution is to use a key-cap font, so one character represents the key, icon, or button. You may have to search around with Google to find a font that meets your needs. On 8/6/07, Steve Rickaby <srickaby at wordmongers.demon.co.uk> wrote: > I'd be interested to know if there is a more elegant solution. HTH Regards, Peter _______________________________ Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices
