Frame editor alike for indesign CS3

Question

Good day.
I've been searching all around the internet about how to create custom text boxes for a newspaper, something like the frame editor plug-in for quark express does.
The frames consist of lines, but i dont want to do it by creting several strokes and the grouping them up together. And also, i dont want to loose the proportions created, by dragging the little squares on the edges of the boxes' frame.
Is there anyway indesign CS3 can do it, or do I need to use something like "frame editor" for indesign?
Thanx in advance for the answers.
Adriano V. Carneiro
Brasil

Answer 1

Well the thing goes like this.
Image a box, and in that you'll have an article related to the main article on the page. This box has some graphic effects, and it has to look like something like this:
| title
|____
|
| text
| text
| text
It's width is of 1 colum, but it's height is undefined.
This box will be placed into a library of boxe's templates.
But assuming that boxes will never be of the same size, they'll have to be resized, very often.
I could do it using lines, but as in the newspaper we have over 20 people designing pages, working with multiple objects (lines or strokes) is not an option, as it would often lead to stuff been different throughout the paper (not obeying the graphic standards for the paper).
The deal is, I need to design a box, that looks like what i "tried" to show a few lines above, but it has to be one single object, but, when i resize it, it can't change the position of the top line, the one that goes directly under title of that box. Kinda get the picture of what i'm trying to say?
When I resize it, it has to resize only the vertical stroke, without altering the proportions of the boxe's frame.
Well, it's kinda hard to explain LoL.
Adriano