Robert Carneal wrote:
Patricia,
If you don't mind, can you send me a screen shot of this problem directly to
me? You can use the sample file (Asa Brown). I'd like to check it and see if
I can come up with a solution for you. I will take a look at if after lunch.
Robert
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Subject: [LegacyUG] Multiple Lines of Descent Report
Please does anyone know how to stop the male individuals from indenting
more than the females on a Multiple Lines of Descent Report or a
Descendant Book Report. I'd like to have each set of children in one
straight column if possible. I've checked through all options but can't
see anything to help.
Regards Patricia
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I have created a descendant report from the Asa Brown file in the RTF
format. Upon examining the indent problem I found that there are an
equal number of tabs in both male and female children. If you replace
the F with an M the indent corrects itself. This leads me to believe
that the problem is related to the proportional width of the F and the
M. Changing the tab stop from .6" to .63" gave all children the same
indent.
Perhaps Millenia can change the default in the programing to reflect
that setting?
Gene
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