Dave: In PageMaker 65, all you have to do is a "Text Wrap." Here's the steps:

1. Select TIFF graphic
   
   
2. Choose Element > Text Wrap
   
   
3. At first, the wrap will default to ceratin dimensions. You will notice that the right wrap option is grayed out. That's because you haven't started to "customize" the wrap. You can also assign "standoffs" for the wrap. Hit OK and return to wrapped graphic.
   
   
4. When you start adding "handles" to the wrap lines (by clicking on the wrap lines themselves you'll see little dots appear and these can be adjusted to move the text), you will be able to adjust the wrap any way you want. The wrap then becomes "a customized text wrap." Here's a neat hot tip: Hold the spacebar as you move the individual handles until you're done and you won't have to wait each time for the redraw after moving each handle. Just keep moving the handles until you're happy with the final outcome of the wrap. You will notice that you have changed the "standoffs" to custom dimensions because you now have a "customized" text wrap.
   
   
5. Cleaner look and it's easy to do the text wrap . . . THUS
   
   
6. IT'S A WRAP !!