The difference between Nisus and other word processing applications is that Nisus will allow you to enter this graphic as a character in your text or on a graphics layer where it will either move with a particular paragraph, or remain on the page where you pasted it. While you edit text, you can paste any graphic on the clipboard using the standard Paste command. If necessary, the height of the line on which you paste the graphic automatically adjusts, as it would for any other text character of the same height. When you have a graphic on the clipboard, you can also paste a graphic to the graphics layer of Nisus. Pasting Character Graphics Character graphics are any graphics pasted or placed when you edit text in Nisus.
All character graphics are PICTs.
The character graphic is placed at the insertion point and the current line is lowered to allow the graphic to fit completely below the previous line, as with the G shown here. The character raphic rests on the base line where it is pasted. When you paste a graphic on the text sheet using the standard Paste command from the Edit menu, it behaves like a character. You can select, delete, copy and paste it along with other text. You can mark a character graphic as a point in your text to which you can jump.