Select the 'Create Frame' tool from the one2edit™ toolbar.

NOTE:
This tool is only available in the master document.

Draw the new frame in your document.

NOTE:
Once the frame has been drawn, it is possible to use the 'Edit Frame' panel on the right-hand side of the window to fine-tune the frame measurements and position.

You need to define what type of content the new frame will contain.

To do this, open the frame menu:

1. via the frame itself in the document preview.
2. via the 'Structure' panel.

Move your mouse over the triangle to pop out the frame menu.

NOTE:
In the document preview, the triangle may disappear if the frame is not in focus. If that happens, you should click within the frame to select it, or select the frame via the 'Structure' panel.

Under the frame menu, select either 'Insert Text' or 'Content > Text'. This will define the frame's content type as text.

In the example above we click 'Content > Text' to define a 'Text' frame.

1. Because one2edit™ now knows that this frame is supposed to contain text, the 'Edit Text' option becomes available in the frame menu.
2. Click 'Edit Text' to open the 'Text Editor' window.

1. Alternatively, you can find the blank text segment in the 'Structure' panel.
2. Click 'Edit Text' from the segment's drop-down menu to open the text editor.

1. Type in some text as normal via the editor window.
2. When the text is complete, simply click 'Apply' to render this text in the document.

You should now see your new text segment inside your new text frame.