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Texttool
l-Beam _
To return to the' textin
your document, select
the I-Beam tool.
When you' use a frame
for text,you can move
the frame or create a
borderaround it.
Frames with text are
also useful for
footnotes (see page
47).
Pointer tool
• To create a graphic
frame for text:
1. If the Drawing
tool bar is not open,
select
it from the Show Tools
submenu
of the Options
menu.
2.
Select the Text tool from the Drawing
tool bar.
,
Place the insertion
point in the document
and drag to size the frame. An
outline shows the frame.
4. Begin typing. The text appears in the frame.
• To select or deselect
a graphic
frame:
1. Select
the Pointer
tool from the Drawing
tool bar.
,
Point the tip of the Arrow pointer to a border of the graphic frame and
click on the Select
button.
Handles
appear
along
its border to show
that it
is se/ected.
OR
To deselect, point anywhere
outside or inside the border of the graphic
frame and click.
• To change the_size-o_Fa g_aphic frame:
1. Select
the graphic
frame
you want
to resize.
"
2.
Point to any handle,
hold down
the Select
button,
and drag
the handle
until the graphic
frame becomes
the size you want.
3. Release the Select button.
You
can
also display
a •
TO line up a graphic
frame to a ruler (snap):
grid for aligning
graphics. See page 42.
1. Select
Rulers
from
the Options
menu.
2. Select
Snap to Ruler Marks.
Word Processing
aligns
graphics
to the nearest
ruler measurement
mark.
• To move a graphic
frame:
1. Select
the graphic
frame you want
to move.
2. Point
to the move
handle
in the center,
hold
down
the Drag button,
and
drag the graphic
frame
to where
you want
it to appear.
3. Release
the Drag button.
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