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A frame-oriented word processor places text and other objects inside movable, re-sizable boundaries known as ''frames''. If you create a default blank page a single frame is created, set to the margins of the page. You can add as many frames as you like and place them wherever they need to go. You can also connect two frames so that when the text overruns the first frame it flows into the second. The frame-oriented approach provides great flexibility of layout.

En rammebaseret tekstbehandler placerer tekst og objekter inden for flytbare rammer - begrænsninger, hvis størrelse kan ændres. Hvis du laver en almindelig tom side, så oprettes en enkelt ramme imellem sidens marginer. Du kan tilføje så mange rammer, som du vil og placere dem, hvor du har brug for dem. Du kan også forbinde to rammer, sådan at når tekst løber ud over den første remma, så flyder den ind i den næste. Den rammebaserede tilgang giver layoutet stor fleksibilitet.