RE: table anchor location

[Rick Quatro]

Hi Tim,

 

To get the table flush with the top of the text frame on the page, follow
this procedure:

 

http://frameautomation.com/2010/09/14/lining-up-a-table-across-columns/

 

 

Rick Quatro

Carmen Publishing Inc.

585-283-5045

r...@frameexpert.com

 

 

 

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[mailto:framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Timothy DeWees
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:38 AM
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Subject: table anchor location

 

I've been struggling to get a table anchor to be at the bottom of one page
and the table to start at the next. This is something that seems to really
be important to my client.  I understand that I can tell the table to start
at the top of a page, but then the anchor ends up on a blank page all by
itself.  I've tried to set the anchor format to keep it with the previous
paragraph, but rather than the anchor moving back to the previous page, it
will pull the last line of text from the previous page to the top of next
page with the anchor. I've also tried setting negative space at the top of
my table, but the anchor still takes up a little bit of space and my client
will notice this.  I'm thinking there must be something simple here that I
am missing. Thanks for any help.

 

Tim

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table anchor location

[Timothy DeWees]

I've been struggling to get a table anchor to be at the bottom of one page
and the table to start at the next. This is something that seems to really
be important to my client.  I understand that I can tell the table to start
at the top of a page, but then the anchor ends up on a blank page all by
itself.  I've tried to set the anchor format to keep it with the previous
paragraph, but rather than the anchor moving back to the previous page, it
will pull the last line of text from the previous page to the top of next
page with the anchor. I've also tried setting negative space at the top of
my table, but the anchor still takes up a little bit of space and my client
will notice this.  I'm thinking there must be something simple here that I
am missing. Thanks for any help.



Tim

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table anchor location

[Rick Quatro]

Hi Tim,



To get the table flush with the top of the text frame on the page, follow
this procedure:



http://frameautomation.com/2010/09/14/lining-up-a-table-across-columns/





Rick Quatro

Carmen Publishing Inc.

585-283-5045

rick at frameexpert.com







From: framers-boun...@lists.frameusers.com
[mailto:framers-bounces at lists.frameusers.com] On Behalf Of Timothy DeWees
Sent: Thursday, July 11, 2013 3:38 AM
To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
Subject: table anchor location



I've been struggling to get a table anchor to be at the bottom of one page
and the table to start at the next. This is something that seems to really
be important to my client.  I understand that I can tell the table to start
at the top of a page, but then the anchor ends up on a blank page all by
itself.  I've tried to set the anchor format to keep it with the previous
paragraph, but rather than the anchor moving back to the previous page, it
will pull the last line of text from the previous page to the top of next
page with the anchor. I've also tried setting negative space at the top of
my table, but the anchor still takes up a little bit of space and my client
will notice this.  I'm thinking there must be something simple here that I
am missing. Thanks for any help.



Tim

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