The short answer is no. However you can delete the frame and replace it with
a text box. A macro containing the following lines will do that if you
select the text the frame contains first.
ActiveDocument.Frames.Delete
Selection.CreateTextbox
http://www.gmayor.com/installing_macro.htm
A text box is in the drawing layer and thus is not seen by some Word
functions acting in the text layer. A frame is in the text layer of the
document.
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My web site
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Word MVP web site
http://word.mvps.org
Pauba wrote:
Hello guys:
Let's say you have a text box.
If you right-click it and open the "Format text box" window. Then,
you go to the "Text box" tab, and there you can "Convert to Frame."
The question is, if I have a Frame, can I convert it to a text box? I
could not find any way to do it... not even through a macro.
Thanks for your help.
Pauba