Nicola,

Only a slight modification of the global function should give you the results 
you want.

function tabCount(xline,str)  {
var dataOut = '';
var s = str;

for (x=7;x>xline;--x)  {
        dataOut += '<t>';
}
dataOut += s;

return dataOut;
}

Using this in conjunction with the other existing rule as programmed, will 
start your output string at the farthest tab setting (5400,Left,,;) for the 
first line and then each line after that will contain one less tab in it, 
making a downward and to the left cascade effect.

Good Luck,

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