RE: Controlling white space around graphic frames

[jenny.bergwall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi, 

Another alternative is to use a single-cell table, anchored at a  specific
anchor paragraph. You also use an anchor paragraph inside the table for the
anchored frame. As with any other table format, you can set outside ruling,
title position, indent, and space above/below. But it is probably better to
set the space above in the anchor para.

I think this is a good way of controlling graphics in a document. At least
if you want all graphics to use the same margins, ruling and title position.

Best regards

Jenny
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-----Original Message-----
From: Bart Windrum [mailto:bart.windrum@DiogenesInc.com]
Sent: den 16 januari 2002 18:50
To: Framers/Adobe
Cc: FrameUsers Short; BWA
Subject: Controlling white space around graphic frames


Before mucking around with a QuicKey sequence...

I want to ensure common, preformatted amounts of white space above and below
graphic frames used to hold screenshots. Frame heights will vary (widths
will be common, the full column measure). In all instances I want to specify
either differing offsets above and below, or a common "border" if need be
(altho certain pix will require the full column width and cannot withstand
horizontal cropping).

Does a solution exist? I notice a "border" option in the graphics toolbar
but applying this -- to the frame or the pix inside it -- has no effect
(even after speccing a big one, 60pts). The Mac commands for shrinkwrapping
and unshrinkwrapping do not take affect so I cannot evaluate this
functionality.

This issue remains opaque; obviously its implementation differs from that
employed in XPress, where one simply applies a border inside or outside an
item.

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fax 720 904 9032
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