In Figure 1. The causes a raster object to be created, initially appearing as an empty box. After adding a raster inset, you are editing two documents - each with different attributes. In this example if you click in the raster box, the menu cards will change to those of the raster program. Click in the text area outside the box and the text menus return.
Some insets have special meaning for the formatting of the text document.
They generally have their own menus. This causes a new page to begin when the document is printed or previewed. The footnote will appear as a small square with a star in it. Footnotes can be open or closed by simply clicking in the box. They are displayed in-line as shown in Figure 3., but print at the bottom of the page, as you would normally expect.