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Subject: Re: What is a text inset?
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Subject: RE: What is a text inset?
Fred...
I have used FrameMaker on and off for several years. However, I've
never taken advantage of text insets. So I too have several questions:
Must the source text be located
Hi Neeraj:
I'll answer this one because I'm working with text insets currently, so
they're on my mind.
A text inset is different from a text frame. It is text that resides in a
separate file and can be used in one or more FrameMaker files. You insert
the text inset by placing your cursor in
N. Jain asked:
I am learning FrameMaker 7.1. I have many times coming across posts
mentioning text insets. I am confused. What is a text inset and how to insert
it? Is a text insert different from a text frame? Please pardon me if my
question sounds foolish.
A text inset is a text flow
Fred...
I have used FrameMaker on and off for several years. However, I've
never taken advantage of text insets. So I too have several questions:
Must the source text be located only in another FrameMaker file?
Does it require a special text frame in the target document, or can
it be placed
