In a word-processing document, you may want a frame to appear at a certain place in the text, and to stay connected to that text. (This is called an inline frame.) An inline frame behaves like a typed text character; it flows with the text in the document as text above or below it is deleted or added.

To place a frame inline with text:

1	Select the frame.
2	Choose Cut from the Edit menu.
3	Click to indicate where you want the frame to appear in the text.
4	Choose Paste from the Edit menu.

To undo this procedure so that the frame becomes floating again:

1	Select the frame.
2	Choose Cut from the Edit menu.
3	Select the arrow from the Tools window:
4	Without clicking in your document, choose Paste from the Edit menu.

Related topic

Controlling the way text and frames interact