Create anchored frames

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[Try_Cads]

I want to add a border to an image pasted from word. But I am unable to llok at how a border can be added to an image. How can it be done?

[Mike Wickham]

1. Click the image to select it.

2. If the Graphics Toolbar is not already in view, use View> Toolbars>

Graphics Toolbar.

3. On the Graphics Toolbar, click on the Set Pet Pattern icon and choose

a pattern (usually solid)

4. On the Graphics Toolbar, click on the Set Line Width icon and choose

a line width.

5. On the Graphics Toolbar, click on the Set Color icon and choose a color.

Your image should now have a border of the pattern, thickness, and color

you specified.

[Van Kurtz]

Click the image to select it.

Be sure to click the anchored frame containing the image, not the image itself.

[FieryPantone]

Just by the way, it's often suggested that referencing images is a better way to work with FrameMaker. Use the Save as picture option in Word to save the picture as a separate file, then File > Import in FrameMaker and the Import by reference option.