All,
I have a paragraph tag named PageBreak that is designed to do what the name
implies - put in a PageBreak at specific location that I select. The tag has
a 750.00 pt Below Pfg characteristic and I have also applied a bright
Fuschia color so that I can differentiate the pilcrow for the tag
Try setting the font size 2 pt., retain the distinctive font colroing,
use autonumbering, and add 50 or so em-spaces in the the autonumber
text field. This will result in a greeked non-printing line a couple
inches long.
To add an em space, use \sm.
Baruch Brodersen
On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 9:19
Hi Tammy,
You don't mention the font size of the PageBreak tag, but one thing you
could do is apply some kind of autonumber (perhaps a bullet) to the format
for when you are authoring/editing. Then, before you print, etc., you could
remove the autonumber from the format. It's not perfect, but at
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All,
I have a paragraph tag named PageBreak
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Subject: Annoying FM quirk
All,
I have a paragraph tag named PageBreak that is designed to do what the name
implies - put
FM tends to treat empty paragraphs differently than those containing
text. Changing the paragraph style to use a space character as an
autonumber *might* fool FM into treating the paragraph correctly, but I
haven't tested this.
Shane Taylor Technical Writer
WebAssign 919.829.8181 x147
On
) to start on the
next page, essentially inserting a page break. Nothing is displayed on the
screen because the point size is set to a very small amount, 1 or 2pt.
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