Normally in InDesign I'd create each column as a seperate text frame. The thing is, this time I've a lot of copy to deal with, and was wondering if there's a way where I can create a single text frame (in-around objects too) and set the columns to be created within the text frame?
Not sure if that was clear or not, let me know either way.
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Yep, it's easy! Just create a text frame and hit command B to add columns to it. Depending on your information you might think about creating a table, but this is the best way to create columned text boxes.
Nathaniel
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