Inserting AP elements

In DW 3 inserting a nested AP element was done by holding ALT
when dragging
the element. How is it done with CS4. Each time I click ALT
and try to
draw my element it doesn't draw and I get the Indicator
popping out.
I know I can do this just by putting my cursor, in code view,
in the
container I want my AP element to be nested in. But I use to
do it with
ALT. What's the new procedure.
Thanks
aka Frenchy ASP

Or worse! 8)
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> Ouch
>
> aka Frenchy ASP
> "Murray *ACE*" <[email protected]>
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>> Tear those pages that discuss nested AP elements out
of the book and burn
>> them.
>>
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>> "Alain St-Pierre" <[email protected]>
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>>>I am going thru my CS3 bible with CS4 installed,
This is to get familiar
>>>with CS4 and to see the changes from CS3 to CS4.
But as a first
>>>inpression CS4 is a lot more convenient. I like
it.
>>>
>>> Thanks David
>>>
>>> aka Frenchy ASP
>>> "Murray *ACE*"
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>>>> Nested AP element? Why? The use of AP
elements should be minimal.
>>>> The use of NESTED AP elements should be once
in a few lifetimes! 8)
>>>>
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you do so!)
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>>>> "Alain St-Pierre"
<[email protected]> wrote in message
>>>> news:[email protected]...
>>>>> In DW 3 inserting a nested AP element
was done by holding ALT when
>>>>> dragging the element. How is it done
with CS4. Each time I click ALT
>>>>> and try to draw my element it doesn't
draw and I get the Indicator
>>>>> popping out.
>>>>>
>>>>> I know I can do this just by putting my
cursor, in code view, in the
>>>>> container I want my AP element to be
nested in. But I use to do it
>>>>> with ALT. What's the new procedure.
>>>>>
>>>>> Thanks
>>>>>
>>>>> --
>>>>> aka Frenchy ASP
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>
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Variants
1. INSERT INTO dbtab VALUES wa. or
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