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Threading filled frames

Threading filled frames - InDesign Tutorial

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Threading filled frames

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- [Instructor] I have a bunch of text frames here, and they're not threaded together. They're just individual stories. Well, I've decided I want to make them one story. I want to thread one to the next. So the good news is that you can thread frames together, even if they contain text. You just select one with a selection tool, click in the outport, and then click on top of the next frame. So you can see they're threaded together now, right? But that's not what I had intended. I don't want the text to just flow together like that. I want the frames to be threaded, but the text to stay where it was. So let's undo that with a Command + Z or a Control + Z on Windows. That reloads this place cursor, and I can get rid of that just by pressing the Escape key on my keyboard. So here's a good trick to know if you want to thread frames together. First, I'm going to select all of those frames and I want to put a frame break at…

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