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You’re going to have to work around the text and page layout limitations of this graphics program. Try placing different text layers around your image.
Never used Pagemaker, but are you sure you can’t do it in Pagemaker 6.5? This tutorial (below) seems to indicate otherwise. Doesn’t say what version but I have a hard time believing that such a basic function would be missing from a page layout program.
In the tutorial that you gave me the link to, the tutorials has me select the graphic and then go to the menu and select text wrap but it is greyed out. Only when I select the document and nothing else can I see the text wrap option but that doen’st do anything to help me.
Actually PS can do a lot of page layout tasks very well. I suspect that it could be done in PS via text on a path with enough tweaking. However any page layout program makes much more sense, even if you are unfamiliar with the software.
1. Make a path with the pen tool, not in the shape of the object you wish the text to wrap around, but in the shape that the text will take on when it’s appropriately wrapped.
2. Select the Type tool, place it within you path near the upper left of the shape, click and begin typing.
Do you want the line of text to snake up, around, downward and sideways around an object (which is what Allen and Doug are suggesting), or (as I had thought) do you want a block of text (one or more paragraphs) to flow around an image on your page?
Ya, what I did was. I was working with AI and couldn’t wrap text. But just found out that I used one continuous word like: lskdfldksfjlsdkfjlsdkfalsdkfasldkfaldskfjaldfkj I didn’t realize that I should of put breaks in the the letters. Then things started to make sense.
Now I think I can get by with out trying to wrap text in PS.
