When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
again in a new document I am working on. This solution, as I recall,
was to create a new paragraph format,
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
again in a new document I am working on. This solution, as I recall,
was to create
Hi, Stuart
Stuart Rogers wrote:
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
again in a new document I am working on. This
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
Hi, Stuart
Stuart Rogers wrote:
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
again in a new document
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
You may also find it useful to set a unique colour for the
TableAnchor pgf tag, so that the pilcrow is easy to identify when
text symbols are visible.
Ah! I do keep my text symbols on, as I find it useful. This color
suggestion will make it easier. Thanks!
One more
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 12:36:55 -0700, Syed Zaeem Hosain
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
the extra space does not go away (although it is less than before
due to the font size) - remains the same as if I had left the
space setting at 0!
Any hints as to how to fix this extra space problem?
Remember, in
When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
again in a new document I am working on. This solution, as I recall,
was to create a new paragraph format,
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
> When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
> small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
>
> Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
> again in a new document I am working on. This solution, as I recall,
> was
Hi, Stuart
Stuart Rogers wrote:
> Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
>> When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
>> small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
>>
>> Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
>> again in a new document I am working
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
> Hi, Stuart
>
> Stuart Rogers wrote:
>> Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
>>> When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
>>> small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
>>>
>>> Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do
>>>
Syed Zaeem Hosain wrote:
>>> You may also find it useful to set a unique colour for the
>>> TableAnchor pgf tag, so that the pilcrow is easy to identify when
>>> text symbols are visible.
>>
>> Ah! I do keep my text symbols on, as I find it useful. This color
>> suggestion will make it easier.
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Subject: Table anchors and extra spaces in sideheads ...
When using Sideheads, I found that if the table widths are relatively
small, table titles do not go into the sideheads.
Somebody once sent me a solution, which I find myself unable to do again
in a new doc
On Fri, 30 Mar 2007 12:36:55 -0700, Syed Zaeem Hosain
wrote:
>the extra space does not go away (although it is less than before
>due to the font size) - remains the same as if I had left the
>space setting at 0!
>
>Any hints as to how to fix this extra space problem?
Remember, in Frame the
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