Hello Framers,
I work with FrameMaker 7.0 on Windows XP platform.
In my document i would like to autonumber like this:
1.
xxx xxx xx
2.
xxx xxx xx
My autonumber format contains ".", but how can i generate the line
break.
I tried \n and \r but that did not work.
Can someone
Hi Egwin,
You can't use these building blocks in an autonumber to get the effect that
you want. You can use a bunch of spaces at the end of the autonumber to
force the text to the next line, but that may have side-effects that you
don't want. Or, you can use two separate paragraphs.
Rick Quatr
Egwin,
An autonumber cannot contain a line break. Is your document structured?
If so, you can put a line break in a prefix.
--Lynne
At 06:19 AM 11/8/2006, Egwin wrote:
>Hello Framers,
>
>I work with FrameMaker 7.0 on Windows XP platform.
>In my document i would like to autonumber lik
Actually .. one way I've seen this done is to use a tab followed by a
space (the space is important) at the end of your autonumber string,
then change the tab position for that paragraph style to be the width of
your text frame. This forces it to wrap with minimal problems.
...scott
Scott Pren
On 21 Nov 2006 at 10:08, Scott Prentice wrote:
> Actually .. one way I've seen this done is to use a tab followed by a
> space (the space is important) at the end of your autonumber string, then
> change the tab position for that paragraph style to be the width of your
> text frame. This forces it
On 21 Nov 2006 at 10:08, Scott Prentice wrote:
> Actually .. one way I've seen this done is to use a tab followed by a
> space (the space is important) at the end of your autonumber string, then
> change the tab position for that paragraph style to be the width of your
> text frame. This forces it
