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Getting a FlowDocument to put rectangles around content

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    I know it's possible to stick a Border inside a BlockUIContainer, but it seems like under that element you can't use the FlowDocument thingies again. I haven't tried to nest a FlowDocument under a BlockUIContainer yet... somehow seems wrong. Is there a way to put rectangles (much like a GroupBox) around FlowDocument elements? Scott

    "Simplicity carried to the extreme becomes elegance."
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      I know it's possible to stick a Border inside a BlockUIContainer, but it seems like under that element you can't use the FlowDocument thingies again. I haven't tried to nest a FlowDocument under a BlockUIContainer yet... somehow seems wrong. Is there a way to put rectangles (much like a GroupBox) around FlowDocument elements? Scott

      "Simplicity carried to the extreme becomes elegance."
      -Jon Franklin

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      You could try putting the elements in a table with one row and one cell and putting a border on the table (or just putting a border on the element if it supports that).

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