Frames are containers for every item in your document. A frame can hold your text, a picture, PowerText, or any other item you want to include. You can place a frame on the page or pasteboard. Placing a frame on the pasteboard is handy if you want to put the frame and its contents to one side until you need to place it on the page.
It’s so easy to draw frames on your page ready for the items you want to include. If you want to put anything into a frame or manipulate it in some way you need to select it first. You can select one frame at a time or select more than one if you want to give them the same effect.
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Selecting all the frames on the page
You can work with frames in much the same way as with other objects. They can be cut, copied and pasted to create identical frames in your document and if you don’t like the contents of a frame you can clear it, ready to add something new. If you are unhappy with the position of the frame you can drag it to a new position, along with the contents of the frame. You can also decide whether you want to view the frames or hide them.
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Cutting, copying and pasting frames
Once you have drawn a frame you can make changes to it to affect the way it looks and how it affects other items on the page.
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