Xerox Paris, a document system Support & Software User Guide
Chapter 10: Using Dynamic Form Elements
The Paris Designer User Manual
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DDING AND FLOATING A DYNAMIC IMAGE
The properties of an image (graphics file) added to an environment can be set to
float.
float.
For example, if an added graphics file is linked to a text block which varies in size,
the file properties can be set to float in horizontal and vertical directions to
maintain its position on the page in relation to the text block.
the file properties can be set to float in horizontal and vertical directions to
maintain its position on the page in relation to the text block.
A graphics file can be loaded by selecting the file name or by selecting a field with
its value set to the graphics file name. ‘Using a field to load a graphics file’ is
described in Chapter 8, Using Fields.
its value set to the graphics file name. ‘Using a field to load a graphics file’ is
described in Chapter 8, Using Fields.
Before adding the graphics file, select the text block to which it is to be linked.
To select the text block:
1.
Select the Graphics tool.
2.
Open the Environment menu and choose the Select Text Block option (or use
the shortcut keys Ctl+N). The Select Text Block dialogue will be displayed
listing the text blocks in the environment.
the shortcut keys Ctl+N). The Select Text Block dialogue will be displayed
listing the text blocks in the environment.
3.
Select the required text block from the list then choose OK.