AW: anchored frame import defaults

Hi, I do not think that this is a general problem. I copy and paste tables with their anchored frames (with text frames and cross-references in them) all the time, and I did not encounter any numbering problems. Best regards Winfried > Paul Findon wrote on 05/24/2006 01:11:11 PM: > > I usually

Re: anchored frame import defaults

Paul Findon wrote on 05/24/2006 01:11:11 PM: I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic. Paul DANGER! Copying anchored frames may result in numbering madness. Well, in our case, anchored frames include

RE: anchored frame import defaults

Paul, Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? -Original Message- I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic.

anchored frame import defaults

Paul Findon wrote on 05/24/2006 01:11:11 PM: > I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the > settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic. > Paul DANGER! Copying anchored frames may result in numbering madness. Well, in our case, anchored frames

anchored frame import defaults

Paul, Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? -Original Message- >I usually copy and paste an anchored frame that already has the >settings I want, delete what's in it, then import the new graphic.

anchored frame import defaults

On 25 May 2006, at 19:27, Jon Harvey wrote: > Would you recommend putting such a frame in the reference pages for > occasional use or is there another, more accepted method? I can usually remember roughly where a similar frame already exists in the body of the document and copy it from there,

anchored frame import defaults

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anchored frame import defaults

Is there a way to set the anchored frame import defaults? For example, I want: below current line alignment: right not cropped not floating but each time I import a file (image) by reference, I have to change the anchored frame settings to what I want. Thanks. best, Paul

Re: anchored frame import defaults

On 24 May 2006, at 17:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Is there a way to set the anchored frame import defaults? For example, I want: below current line alignment: right not cropped not floating but each time I import a file (image) by reference, I have to change the anchored frame settings

anchored frame import defaults

Is there a way to set the anchored frame import defaults? For example, I want: below current line alignment: right not cropped not floating but each time I import a file (image) by reference, I have to change the anchored frame settings to what I want. Thanks. best, Paul

anchored frame import defaults

On 24 May 2006, at 17:26, obair81 at comcast.net wrote: > Is there a way to set the anchored frame import defaults? > > For example, I want: > below current line > alignment: right > not cropped > not floating > > but each time I import a file (image) by

anchored frame import defaults

Thanks to the folks who answered my email. I will look into getting the plug-in. Paul -- Original message -- From: obai...@comcast.net > Is there a way to set the anchored frame import defaults? > > For example, I want: > below current line > al