Re: Inserting images in Framemaker
I think having the anchored frame on a separate line is the easiest way--
to get consistent spacing between the figure caption and the graphic.
And as Dave pointed out, it's a lot easier to deal with conditional text
when the graphic is on a line by itself.
Donna
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