3.3.2 Wrapping Text Around a Bitmap

You can place a bitmap at the left or right margin of the Help window and have subsequent text wrap around the bitmap by using the bml or bmr statement. The bml statement inserts a bitmap at the left margin; bmr inserts it at the right.

If you want text to wrap around a bitmap, you must place the bml or bmr statement at the beginning of a paragraph. Windows Help aligns the start of the paragraph with the top of the bitmap and wraps around the left or right edge of the bitmap. The following example places the bitmap at the left margin and subsequent text wraps around its right edge:

\bml mybitmap.bmp\}
The text in this paragraph wraps around the right edge of the bitmap.
\par

If you place a bml or bmr statement at the end of a paragraph, Windows Help places the bitmap under the paragraph instead of wrapping the text around the bitmap. If you do not want text to wrap around a bitmap, place \par statements immediately before and after the bml or bmr statement.