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INDESIGN CS3

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Changing the location of the anchored object (X Relative To set to Text Frame; Y Relative To set to Line (Baseline))

A. Choosing the lower right point on the Anchored Object proxy and left center point on Anchored Position proxy. B. Changing Anchored

Object proxy point to upper left corner and leaving the Anchored Position proxy point at center left C. Leaving the Anchored Object proxy at

top left and changing Anchored Position proxy point to center right

• To create an anchored object that maintains its position on the page (such as the top left corner) as text reflows

and moves only when the text reflows to another page, anchor the object to the page margins or page edges. For

example, set both X Relative To and Y Relative To to Page Margin, click the top left reference point for the

object and the top left reference point for the page item . As the text reflows, the object remains in the top

left corner, within the page margins. Only when the text line containing the anchor flows to another page does the

object move—to the top left corner of the next page.

Positioning anchored object to a specific location on the page

A. Position object using use Page Margin or Page Edge for X and Y Relative To B. When text reflows, object does not follow text until text

moves to another page.

• To keep the object aligned with a specific line of text so that the object stays with that text when it reflows, choose

a Line option from the Y Relative To menu.

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