On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
My suggestion is to add rows above and below that row and then
click off the bottom and top horizontal line of those rows.
Ugh!
I had thought of that but it leaves way too much space. A half a row would be OK.
There
must be some way to
I don't know any other way, maybe one of the TeXperts can give us a better
way?
It's in the Extended Features guide under "Secrets of the LaTeX
Masters"; I've forgotten the exact section label. In fact, I listed _two_
ways to do this, so no excuse for bad typesetting!
I am lame. I
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
My suggestion is to add rows above and below that row and then
click off the bottom and top horizontal line of those rows.
Ugh!
I had thought of that but it leaves way too much space. A half a row would be OK.
There
must be some way to
I don't know any other way, maybe one of the TeXperts can give us a better
way?
It's in the Extended Features guide under "Secrets of the LaTeX
Masters"; I've forgotten the exact section label. In fact, I listed _two_
ways to do this, so no excuse for bad typesetting!
I am lame. I
On Fri, 14 Jul 2000, Kayvan A. Sylvan wrote:
> > > My suggestion is to add rows above and below that row and then
> > > click off the bottom and top horizontal line of those rows.
Ugh!
> > I had thought of that but it leaves way too much space. A half a row would be OK.
>There
> > must be some
> > I don't know any other way, maybe one of the TeXperts can give us a better
> > way?
>
> It's in the Extended Features guide under "Secrets of the LaTeX
> Masters"; I've forgotten the exact section label. In fact, I listed _two_
> ways to do this, so no excuse for bad typesetting!
I am lame.
