Hi
Michael Lake blithly suggested ... > What about using the colour package and put in some white letters > between the left and right text ? Yucky but it should work.
The above does not work either. latex2rtf does not recognise the color command. I also tried butting it into a table but tables that span the page width are not recognised either - just normal tables.
I tried a picture env as that can place text arbitarily but then my rtf viewer 'ted' seg faulted.
Only option I think is to not have them on the same level but just use /raggedleft My address .... \raggedright
Terry Collins wrote:I have recently found out that my To and From details/address in correspondence are not being converted into RTF when I used latex2rtf. I was using /parbox[]{} /hfill /parbox[]{} and latex2rtf just completely ignores /parbox. No error, zilch. So it escaped my attention until now. I'm looking for suggestions for alternative ways of providing To & From on opposite sides of the page at the same level.
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