The way I'd deal with it is your table method. The usual way to allow
or force row/table breaks across pages is to use a multi-row single
column table with reasonable size text snippets in each row. Then use
custom ruling to eliminate the inter-row rules so that it appears to
be a single row. Yes,
What about a text inset, where the source document has the light grey
background?
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Sent: Friday, September 12, 2008 1:03 PM
To: framers
Subject: Smart way to achieve goal in FM
OK Folks,
Kristy Nolan ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) suggested:
What about a text inset, where the source document has the light grey
background?
If that background in the source document is achieved via the master
page, it is not imported as part of a text inset. Text insets only pull
in the text that is in
Michael O'Neill wrote:
Inserting a one-cell table with a gray background wherever this type
of
content appears. Problem (which may have its own solution): The one
cell table is essentially 1 row, and it doesn't appear that you can
break a row across a page.
This is the best solution, IMHO.
I'd make a table format and set it up that way. Then you don't have
any manual operations other than adding an additional row cell to
break across pages.
Scott
At 2:08 PM -0400 9/12/08, Art Campbell wrote:
The way I'd deal with it is your table method. The usual way to allow
or force row/table
: framers
Subject: Re: Smart way to achieve goal in FM
I'd make a table format and set it up that way. Then you don't have
any manual operations other than adding an additional row cell to
break across pages.
Scott
At 2:08 PM -0400 9/12/08, Art Campbell wrote:
The way I'd deal with it is your table
