I can see that Run-in Head would be my solution if the FM files that I want to import were simpler.
I made a 2pt pgf tag and used it. But how do I use the Bottom Margin setting to reduce the empty space further? The setting is 0.0 pt. I can increase the gap but I do not see how to reduce the gap. I tried a negative number, -10.0 pt, without effect. /\/\ Murray Stuart Rogers wrote: > Murray Moore wrote: >> >> But the Description text inset, because it must have formatting, is a >> FrameMaker file. The problem is, when the FM file is imported into >> the Description cell, the imported text plus an empty line fills the >> cell. Description FM inset looks like this: >> >> ------------------------ [top border of cell] >> FM text FM text FM text >> [blank line] >> ------------------------ [bottom border of cell] >> >> What to do to eliminate the blank line? > > If you can change your Description text inset pgf tag so its > pagination is Run-in Head, the blank will go away. > > If you can't change that tag for some reason, then you can't make the > blank go away, but you can make it almost invisible. Before importing > the inset, create and apply a pgf tag for the Description cells that > specifies a font size of 2 pt, and then play with the Bottom Margin > setting on the Table Cell tab of the pgf designer until you get the > result you want. > > HTH, >
