At 18:01 + 7/12/06, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>I am struggling to find a way to make an anchored frame span more than one
>column of a multi-column layout. If I set the frame uncropped, it messes with
>the text flow (the text threads to adjacent columns above the figure, which is
>not what I wan
If your insertion point is inside the text flow when you paste, you will
get an anchored Frame. But if you click outside the text frame, you get
another graphic frame with the same run-around properties as the
original you copied, and can place it as necessary.
And you can set run-around for _som
If your insertion point is inside the text flow when you paste, you will
get an anchored Frame. But if you click outside the text frame, you get
another graphic frame with the same run-around properties as the
original you copied, and can place it as necessary.
And you can set run-around for _som
At 18:01 + 7/12/06, Steve Rickaby wrote:
>I am struggling to find a way to make an anchored frame span more than one
>column of a multi-column layout. If I set the frame uncropped, it messes with
>the text flow (the text threads to adjacent columns above the figure, which is
>not what I wan
I am struggling to find a way to make an anchored frame span more than one
column of a multi-column layout. If I set the frame uncropped, it messes with
the text flow (the text threads to adjacent columns above the figure, which is
not what I want), and if I set it cropped, half of it disappears
Try setting:
* Your Anchor para tag pagination to "across all columns."
* The Body (or whatever) tags just above the Anchor tag to "Keep With
Previous" para. This should prevent them from jumping into the next
column.
Art
On 12/7/06, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> I am struggling to find a way to make
Try setting:
* Your Anchor para tag pagination to "across all columns."
* The Body (or whatever) tags just above the Anchor tag to "Keep With
Previous" para. This should prevent them from jumping into the next
column.
Art
On 12/7/06, Steve Rickaby <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am struggling to f
I am struggling to find a way to make an anchored frame span more than one
column of a multi-column layout. If I set the frame uncropped, it messes with
the text flow (the text threads to adjacent columns above the figure, which is
not what I want), and if I set it cropped, half of it disappears
