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Re: "run around" attribute of graphic

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From: Tim Murray
Date: Tue, 02 Jul 2002 15:16
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Whether nor not text runs around an object depends on:
 
- Whether the graphic is in a frame or is just floating on the page
 
- Whether the frame is anchored or just floating on the page 
- Whether the text is inside the frame with the object or is a part of the main body flow 

Also, there are two behaviors that occur when you resize frames or objects. You can shrink a frame around an object to any degree, getting a crop effect. But the reverse is not true: If you enlarge the object, there comes a point when it sort of pops out of the enclosing frame and ends up floating on the page.  

These are just things that one has to get used to in Frame.
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