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Anchored Frame as its own File

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From: Robert B. Kelman
Date: Sun, 29 Dec 2002 17:00
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Kyle Gilbertson wrote in the thread on �Feature Requests�.

�The last thing I'd suggest may already be possible, but I don't know how to do it. After importing graphics into an anchored frame, and overlaying graphics, and/or equation elements, I'd like to send the entire contents of that anchored frame out to PS file.... Essentially, I want to be able to solidify the contents of any given frame to it's own file for external manipulation if necessary. �

I�m not sure this is the answer to your request, which is, if I read it correctly, to save the anchored frame and it�s contents as a separate file. What kind of file? I often do something like this by copying and pasting an anchored frame into an empty FM file and then saving this. I can manipulate the frame and its contents and then paste them into other files. This seems too simple, however, to be the answer for which you were looking. But it takes of a similar problem for me.

Cheers,

RobKelman.calm
29 December 2002 09:19 MDT (-6 UMT)
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