Thanks Harold and Michael.
They aren't truly pictures, but rather graphic elements so using
the caption option does not appear to be the right one.
As to Harold's approach, is there a way to then unprotect the
group so it can be copied and used as a footer on additional pages?
Thanks,
Allen
Michael Adams wrote:
On Fri, 04 Jan 2008 23:58:56 +0000
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 04/01/2008 23:25, Allen wrote:
Indexing is an art form that is rarely up to the job, alas.
In looking through Help and web sites I can't seem to find the key
words to use to solve my problem.
I have a data sheet with 2 graphics and 2 text frames that need to
stay fixed in relationship to each other to maintain the look
needed. The 2 graphics frames won't change, but the wording in the
two text frames will.
Currently they are anchored to the page, but when I change content
or spacing on the page one or another, or both of the text frames
moves and has to be repositioned.
How can I lock all 4 together to that they will always stay together
and always at the same place on the page?
Thanks,
Allen
In addition to Harolds excellent answer. You could possibly eradicate
the frames if you use captions for the pictures. This may be an
alternative you have already considered and rejected. If so i apologise.
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