Know how to insert or place a graphic in Adobe FrameMaker table cells.
You can adapt these instructions to position the anchored frame differently or to insert a graphic in a cell that also contains text.
To place a graphic in a table cell in an Adobe FrameMaker document, do the following:
Click in a paragraph in the cell where you want to place the graphic.
Do one of the following:
To create an anchored frame where you can draw, use to create an anchored frame that’s anchored at the insertion point.
To create an anchored frame for an imported graphic, use or to import the graphic.
If the anchored frame is wider than the cell, resize the column.
If necessary, choose the graphic in the frame.
If your table cells allow graphic elements, you can draw or import graphics in the cells. A new graphic element can be either an empty anchored frame that you can draw in or an anchored frame with an imported graphic.
To place a graphic in a table cell in a structured Adobe FrameMaker document, do the following:
Click where you want to place the graphic in the cell.
Select a graphic element in the Elements catalog and click Insert. The element’s definition determines which dialog box appears.
Do one of the following:
If the Anchored Frame dialog box appears, choose At Insertion Point from the Anchoring Position drop-down list, and click New Frame.
If the Import File dialog box appears, select the file to import, and click Import.
An
anchored frame appears in the cell, and a bubble with the text snippet <GRAPHIC> appears
in the Structure View.
If the anchored frame is wider than the cell, resize the column.
If necessary, choose to center the graphic in the frame.