Although I think it's kind of a bass-ackward design, you can do it
with a right, or maybe a decimal, tab in the Heading1TOC (and other)
tags. Just set it to the correct indent location in the tag and in the
correct position in the Autonumbering stream, save, then insert a tab
stop into the correct
Like Art said, pretty strange way to do it, but that's what graphic designers
are for right ;)
I would handle it this way:
1. Create the auto-number sequence but put a tab symbol after it and in the
Basic Paragraph settings put in a right aligned tab. When the numbers are
created they should all
Alan Litchfield wrote:
Like Art said, pretty strange way to do it, but that's what graphic
designers
are for right ;)
Actually, right-aligning numbers of varying lengths isn't that strange.
It gives you a consistent amount of space between the number and the
following text, regardless of the
Good stuff, thanks Richard :)
Combs, Richard wrote:
Almost right. But the first tab has to come _before_ the number or it
won't have any effect on the number. Something like this:
A:\tn.n.n.n+\t
That was what I meant ;)
For the pgf formats, figure out how much space the biggest number
Thanks to all for your help. I am translating the German specs from the
graphic designer, and yes, he did come up with that TOC design by
himself. 100 bucks says he never used FM. They are big on
Interleaf/Quicksilver.
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Jack DeLand :: member, information architecture institute ::
