Assuming the text line is actually in the frame, click somewhere in the
frame and then right-click and Select All in Frame, or just do Ctrl-A --
that should also work if the insertion point is in the frame.
Then Graphics Group.
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
... In my opinion,
You select the graphic frame, then press Ctrl+A (Select All), then Graphics
Group from the FrameMaker menu bar. Now everything is one piece. If you
need to change a callout, you will need to ungroup, edit, then regroup the
entities in the graphic frame.
David Spreadbury
Sr. Technical Writer
If I understand the original poster's process, importing a graphic
with an insertion point in text creates an anchored frame. This is why
the graphic flows with the text.
It shouldn't be necessary to group text lines or text frames with the
graphic in the anchored frame, for the callouts to move
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From: knowhow...@gmail.com [mailto:knowhow...@gmail.com] On Behalf Of Peter Gold
Sent: Thursday, December 17, 2009 3:58 PM
To: David Spreadbury
Cc: jdela...@comcast.net; framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Anchoring Callout Text to a Figure
If I understand the original poster's process
David Spreadbury wrote:
Not to beat this horse much further into the ground, but why would I
place
a callout to an item in a graphic outside the frame containing the
graphic?
Obviously, if I place the callout outside the frame containing the
illustration, there is not binding of the
Richard:
Good point about enlarging the anchored frame around the graphic, in
order to make room for the callouts. Also, good point about turning ON
View Borders, and View Text Symbols; it's always a good idea to
see these useful infrastructure tools while working in documents,
and, they don't
David Spreadbury wrote:
Not to beat this horse much further into the ground, but why would I place a
callout to an item in a graphic outside the frame containing the graphic?
Well, in my case, this is an example of an FM noob expecting a behavior
learned in other tools to work in FM. If
Hi, Jack:
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 7:01 PM, Jack DeLand jdela...@comcast.net wrote:
Well, in my case, this is an example of an FM noob expecting a behavior
learned in other tools to work in FM. If one can place objects on a
virtual page through whatever means, why not be able to select them
