Frame Formatting Changes Differently Based on Sizing HandleLast reviewed: February 5, 1998Article ID: Q106406 |
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SYMPTOMSIf you resize a frame by dragging the sizing handles with the mouse, Word for Windows changes the Horizontal Position and Vertical Position settings differently in the Frame dialog box, depending on which sizing handle you drag. (To locate the Frame dialog box, choose Frame from the Format menu.)
CAUSEWord anchors the position of a frame at the upper-left corner of the frame. If you drag a sizing handle that changes that point either horizontally or vertically, Word changes the position formatting for the frame.
MORE INFORMATIONBelow is a table that lists the rules Word uses to change the position formatting of a frame when you resize it using the mouse. The numbers in parentheses refer to the numbered sizing handles in the diagram following this table.
Dragging This Handle Has This Effect -------------------- --------------- Any handle on the right Does not change horizontal side (3, 5, 8) position settings Any handle on the bottom Does not change vertical side (6, 7, 8) position settings Any handle on the left Adjusts horizontal position to side (1, 4, 6) an absolute value relative to page Any handle on the top Adjusts vertical position to side (1, 2, 3) an absolute value relative to pageThe following diagram and table describe the specific effect of dragging each sizing handle on a frame (numbers 1 through 8 represent sizing handles:
1----2----3 | | | | 4 FRAME 5 | | | | 6----7----8 Sizing Effect of Dragging Handle on Frame Position Formatting ------ ---------------------------- 1 Adjusts vertical and horizontal to absolute position, relative to page (this handle is the position anchor for the frame). 2 Adjusts vertical to absolute position, relative to page. Does not change horizontal. 3 Adjusts vertical to absolute position, relative to page. Does not change horizontal. 4 Adjusts horizontal to absolute position, relative to page. Does not change vertical. 5 Does not change vertical or horizontal. 6 Adjusts horizontal to absolute position, relative to page. Does not change vertical. 7 Does not change vertical or horizontal. 8 Does not change vertical or horizontal. REFERENCES
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