It's kinda all over the place. This is one of those reports that in DOS used
to be about 5 different reports printed on 1 page. Using a temp table and
lookup tables, I was able to get a one-page report.
The subscripts can be anywhere on the page. It can be in the middle of a
one-sentence lookup that's printed as an introduction to a table, located in
a break header. Then it could also be in the middle of any one of the scientific
table data , such as (this is bogus data):
You must watch the percentages of H20 compared to others. Such as:
Filtered H20 30 - 20
Mix of sugar and H20 10.5
Get the idea? And the kicker is that I can't play around with the fonts in the
report. Since it is mostly printed tables of data (the above is actually about
6 columns of numbers) they want it in courier, and the header information is
also in courier. Using the Alt-key combinations they are able to enter Alt-186
when they're entering the data to get the degree symbol -- they never knew that
so at least THAT made me look good!
Yes, they do have Micrsoft Word where you can enter a subscript.
Karen
Karen,
Do your Users have ANY Editor that they can use to create their text with
Sub/Super Scripting?
Do the Reports mix other DB data with the Text that contains the Sub/Super
Scripting on the same page?
If so, to what extent? Is it just page headings or is it interspersed with
the Sub/Super Scripting?
