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Wrap Text Around Text in Microsoft Publisher 98

By Jacci Howard Bear, About.com

For pull-quotes and other special effects you can wrap the text in one text frame around the text in another text frame. Here's how to accomplish this in Microsoft Publisher.
Difficulty: Easy
Time Required: NA
Here's How:
  1. Select the Text Frame tool on the Objects toolbar.
  2. Create a new text frame inside your existing text frame. The text wraps automatically around the edge of the frame.
  3. Insert and format your text as desired.
  4. If you're happy with the appearance of the wrap you can stop here, but you may prefer to adjust the margins for a tighter or looser fit.
  5. With the text frame selected, select the Text Frame Properties tool on the Text Formatting toolbar.
  6. In the Text Frame Properties dialog adjust the left, right, top, and bottom margins.
Tips:
  1. Allow sufficient standoff between text blocks to visually separate them, especially when there is not a large degree of difference in the type used for each text block.
  2. Align the bottom of pull-quotes with the baseline of adjacent text.
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