To apply a text wrap to a graphic, which menu path should you use?

To apply a text wrap to a graphic, which menu path should you use?

• A. Text > Wrap > Make
• B. Object > Wrap > Make
• C. Object > Text Wrap > Make
• D. View > Text Wrap > Make

Answer: (C)

Text wrap in Illustrator is an object-based effect: you apply it to a graphic so the surrounding text flows around that object. To do this, you select the graphic you want the text to wrap around, then go to Object, choose Text Wrap, and click Make. This opens a dialog where you can adjust how the text wraps—such as the offset and wrap settings—to get the spacing you want. Other menu paths don’t offer this exact command: there isn’t a Text Wrap option under Text or View, and the Wrap submenu under Object isn’t the correct path. So this route is the correct way to apply a text wrap to a graphic.

Text wrap in Illustrator is an object-based effect: you apply it to a graphic so the surrounding text flows around that object. To do this, you select the graphic you want the text to wrap around, then go to Object, choose Text Wrap, and click Make. This opens a dialog where you can adjust how the text wraps—such as the offset and wrap settings—to get the spacing you want. Other menu paths don’t offer this exact command: there isn’t a Text Wrap option under Text or View, and the Wrap submenu under Object isn’t the correct path. So this route is the correct way to apply a text wrap to a graphic.