On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Art Campbell wrote:
> Did you try setting it up with n-dashes instead of m? Because they're
> smaller, you may get a smoother line because they can adjust to the
> length in smaller increments...
Thanks everyone (especially Rick Quatro) for your tips on and off
lis
On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 4:24 PM, Art Campbell wrote:
> Did you try setting it up with n-dashes instead of m? Because they're
> smaller, you may get a smoother line because they can adjust to the
> length in smaller increments...
Thanks everyone (especially Rick Quatro) for your tips on and off
lis
Did you try setting it up with n-dashes instead of m? Because they're
smaller, you may get a smoother line because they can adjust to the
length in smaller increments...
Art Campbell
art.campbell at gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent a
pbell; l_c_smalley at yahoo.com; Reng, Dr. Winfried
Cc: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Creating right tab with leader consisting of unbroken (mid) line
[resend]
Hi Art, Les, and all,
Winfried off list also pointed out to me how the way to use em-dash or
en-dash here.
This solution is n
Did you try setting it up with n-dashes instead of m? Because they're
smaller, you may get a smoother line because they can adjust to the
length in smaller increments...
Art Campbell
art.campb...@gmail.com
"... In my opinion, there's nothing in this world beats a '52
Vincent and
pbell; l_c_smal...@yahoo.com; Reng, Dr. Winfried
Cc: framers@lists.frameusers.com
Subject: Re: Creating right tab with leader consisting of unbroken (mid) line
[resend]
Hi Art, Les, and all,
Winfried off list also pointed out to me how the way to use em-dash or
en-dash here.
This solution is nearly
Hi Art, Les, and all,
Winfried off list also pointed out to me how the way to use em-dash or
en-dash here.
This solution is nearly good enough, There is one small problem: the
resulting leader does not quite begin at the left margin. I suppose
that this is because a whole number of dashes doesn't
Hi Art, Les, and all,
Winfried off list also pointed out to me how the way to use em-dash or
en-dash here.
This solution is nearly good enough, There is one small problem: the
resulting leader does not quite begin at the left margin. I suppose
that this is because a whole number of dashes doesn't
On FM 8, I can set an m-dash as the leading character for a right tab
by inserting it in text and copy-and-pasting it into the Leading
character field (or use Lester's character string). If the m-dashes
don't connect, it'll be more complicated, but not bad. On the Font tab
for the paragraph, set th
Just off the top of my head...I''m not a Frame expert by any means, but
would a table work? 2 columns, 2 rows, put your text in the top right-most
cell, then straddle the two cells in that column. Make sure the paragraph
style for your text includes Cell Vertical Alignment= Middle, and make it
righ
Hello,
I have a simple question (I think). I Would like to create a visual
effect (that will be repeatedly used) where a some text on a line is
tabbed to the right margin, and preceded by an unbroken line that sits
at the mid-level of the characters in the text. Roughly it would look
like this:
?
Just off the top of my head...I''m not a Frame expert by any means, but
would a table work? 2 columns, 2 rows, put your text in the top right-most
cell, then straddle the two cells in that column. Make sure the paragraph
style for your text includes Cell Vertical Alignment= Middle, and make it
righ
On FM 8, I can set an m-dash as the leading character for a right tab
by inserting it in text and copy-and-pasting it into the Leading
character field (or use Lester's character string). If the m-dashes
don't connect, it'll be more complicated, but not bad. On the Font tab
for the paragraph, set th
Try entering \= (the "magic sauce" for an en dash in a dialog box) or \m
(for an em dash) in the custom leader character box.
On screen in FM, it may look as though there are slight gaps (especially at
different zoom settings), but make a PDF and they should connect.
– Les
--- On Wed, 9/
Try entering? \=? (the "magic sauce" for an en dash in a dialog box) or? \m?
(for an em dash) in the custom leader character box.?
On screen in FM, it may look as though there are slight gaps (especially at
different zoom settings), but make a PDF and they should connect.
? Les
--- On Wed, 9/
Hello,
I have a simple question (I think). I Would like to create a visual
effect (that will be repeatedly used) where a some text on a line is
tabbed to the right margin, and preceded by an unbroken line that sits
at the mid-level of the characters in the text. Roughly it would look
like this:
16 matches
Mail list logo
