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You need to create the text frame and add the text, then put a shape or image over it. Then, with the shape or image selected, click the Show Text Wrap Options icon on the Toolbar

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and choose the wrapping option you want. If that still doesn't work, then open the Text Frame panel (View > Studio > Text Frame) and make sure that the text frame's properties do not say to ignore text wrap:

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-- Walt
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