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slipper

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Nov 19, 2003
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How to i wrap text around an image? Im doing everything help says to do except is says something about "inline images" What is an inline image and how to i make my photo "inline"?
 
In the text inspector the second tab is wrap this is where you select how a graphic inserted in a text block will behave.
 
But it doesnt allow me to select anything within that menu.
 
I think what is causing your problem is that your image is not inserted in your text as Mitou mentioned.

You need to place your text editing cursor in your text block at the point you want the image to appear initially, then do Insert--->Choose, or press Shift+Command+V.

When you do that, the image will be inserted into the text block, and you can then check the "Object causes wrap" box- then make final adjustments of where you want the the image, resize it etc. The key is the image must be inserted into the text block.
 
^^^ OK thanks, thats exactly what i needed to know.

- Click the area of the text you want to insert the image
- paste image in that location
 
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