AUTO: John Pilla is unavailable. (returning 04/12/2011)

I am out of the office until 04/12/2011. At IBM NE-IOT, Berlin, Germany with limited internet access . . . Note: This is an automated response to your message framers Digest, Vol 66, Issue 1 sent on 4/1/11 13:00:00. This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.

Force new line in the middle of a cross reference?

I have these in one file in book: Id (paratag SessionId) Session Title Now in my cross reference, I would like these two to show up on separate lines. This is what I have so far: ($paratext[SessionId]) $paratext on page\ $pagenum. Can I force a line break in the middle of a cross reference?

Re: Force new line in the middle of a cross reference?

Theresa, You wrote: I have these in one file in book: Id (paratag SessionId) Session Title Now in my cross reference, I would like these two to show up on separate lines. This is what I have so far: ($paratext[SessionId]) $paratext on page\ $pagenum. Can I force a line break in the middle

Re: overriding table formats

Fred, You wrote: Is there a way to force a table that has had all kinds of format overruling to pick up the ruling properties of the table definition? ... Select the table anchor, or the entire table (Ctrl + triple click) and then Table Custom Ruling Shading. Select Custom Cell Ruling,

AUTO: John Pilla is unavailable. (returning 04/12/2011)

I am out of the office until 04/12/2011. At IBM NE-IOT, Berlin, Germany with limited internet access . . . Note: This is an automated response to your message "framers Digest, Vol 66, Issue 1" sent on 4/1/11 13:00:00. This is the only notification you will receive while this person is away.

Force new line in the middle of a cross reference?

I have these in one file in book: Id (paratag SessionId) Session Title Now in my cross reference, I would like these two to show up on separate lines. This is what I have so far: (<$paratext[SessionId]>) <$paratext> on page\ <$pagenum>. Can I force a line break in the middle of a cross