The document discusses integrating text and graphics by using a text wrap feature. It explains that a text wrap allows an image to be included with surrounding text without overlaying the text. The text wrap palette provides options to select the type of wrap and control spacing around the image, tying the copy and image together.

1. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping
Integrating Text and Graphics
Sometimes you
have an image
that you would
like to include with
the context of the
story, but you do
not want the
image to be on top
of the text (see
left).

2. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping
Integrating Text and Graphics
In this case you
would use a text
wrap to tie the
copy and image
together.

3. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping
Integrating Text and Graphics
The text wrap palette makes
the process simple. Select
the image you wish to
integrate with the text and
choose “Text Wrap” from
the Windows menu. The
icons guide you through the
type of wrap, and the boxes
below help you control the
spacing around the image.

4. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping

5. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping

6. Elements of Design
Unit 9: Integrating Text and Graphics
Module 1: Text Wrapping