Text and pictures in a document 
are always placed in frames. You can 
have up to 100 frames per page, and 
up to 8,192 in a single document.

DISPLAYING THE RULERS

Use the rulers to help you draw and 
position frames accurately on the 
page. To display the rulers, choose 
Show rulers in the Options menu. 
If the rulers are displayed, this 
command is checked.
CHANGING THE RULER SPACING

Select Ruler spacing... in the 
Options menu to choose the unit of 
measurement used throughout the 
program:

*    Picas and points
*    Centimeters
*    Inches and tenths
*    Inches and eighths


SETTING THE COLUMN GUIDES

You can also use the column guides 
(in addition to rulers) to help you 
draw and position frames accurately. 
To set the column guides, choose 
Set column guides... in the Options 
menu.

When the form appears, select up to 
9 columns, and specify the amount of 
space to be left around and between 
them.
SNAPPING TO THE COLUMN GUIDES

Frames automatically "jump" into 
position (snap) when drawn, moved 
or sized. The left and right edges 
of a frame will snap to the column 
guides, and the top and bottom edges 
will snap to the nearest ruler unit.

Choose Snap to guides in the 
Options menu to turn snapping off. 
This command is checked when 
snapping is turned on.
DRAWING FRAMES                     

Draw frames by switching to Frame 
mode (by clicking on the frame icon 
in the tool box) and dragging the 
mouse to the right and down.

MOVING FRAMES

To move a frame, first click inside 
it to select it, then drag it to the 
place you want.

SIZING FRAMES

To size a frame, first click inside 
it to select it. Drag a corner 
handle to size the frame in any 
direction, and a center handle to 
size it vertically or horizontally.

STACKING FRAMES

Use Bring to front and Send to back 
in the Page menu to stack frames in 
the desired order.
TEXT RUNAROUND

When you put a frame over another 
one which has text in it, the text 
is pushed aside by the top frame.
To allow text to flow under a frame, 
select the frame and choose Text 
runaround... in the Options menu. 
You can also specify an area of 
"padding" around the frame.
This command is checked when Text 
runaround is turned on for the 
selected frame.
FRAME BORDERS

Choose Frame border... in the 
Options menu to specify a border for 
the selected frame. You can have 
lines on any or none of the frame 
sides in 4 different styles.

FRAME TINTS

Select a frame and choose Frame 
tint... in the Options menu to 
choose from 8 opaque or clear tints. 
CUTTING FRAMES

To cut a frame out of the document 
and onto the buffer, first select 
the frame than either choose Cut in 
the Edit menu, or press [Alt][X] or 
[Delete].

COPYING FRAMES

To copy a selected frame to the 
buffer, choose Copy in the Edit menu 
or press [Alt][C].
PASTING FRAMES

To paste a frame into a document 
(which need not be the document or 
page it was cut from), either choose 
Paste in the Edit menu, or press 
[Alt][V] or [Insert].