Hi Andrew,
The anchor doesn't move wherever it likes... it moves to where you put
it. If you move an object outside the paragraph that it was anchored to,
you must be moving it into another paragraph. Remember, a paragraph is
defined by hard carriage returns. You don't need printable characters to
have a paragraph. How can the software know if you want a particular
paragraph's influence to extend outside its boundaries?
There probably is a way to do what you want. If you provide more details
of what you're doing, someone may have an answer to your problem.
tc
András Lukács wrote:
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If not, what is the logic behind its moving around any
way it likes??? What purpose does it serve??? It is most annoying. Once I
attach the anchor to a paragraph, I want it to stay there even if I move the
object around.
If somebody knows a way to fix the anchor (without attaching it to the
page - that way, it won't move along with the page), please let me know.
Thanks,
Andrew
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