Bitmaps in Freehand

Instead of having a box with an "X" in it, is there a way to
view the actual bitmapped image in order to place vector text, etc.
around on top of the bitmap?

quote:
Originally posted by:
Gaelstrom
Instead of having a box with an "X" in it, is there a way to
view the actual bitmapped image in order to place vector text, etc.
around on top of the bitmap?
What format is the bitmap you are placing? Freehand will
display the common bitmap formats (JPEG, TIFF, PSD, GIF, etc.) Also
make sure you are not in Keyline view or have turned on keyline
view for the layer the bitmap is placed on.

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