Creating border around dynpro screen

Hi
I want to know how we can create a border. My dynpro screen is occupying 70% of screen area. I need to create a border as we do in word documents.
Regards
Vishal kapoor

Hi Vishal,
My repsone maybe a lil late. but the better way will be to use a "Contextual Panel" UI Element. Create a "FreeTextArea" sub-UI-element in it. Within that, embed all your UI Elements or Groups. It will look really good with a Blue Shaded Border or so.. try it n lemme know if its ok.
Thank,
Phani

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