Dalyoung wrote:
Dear Hans,
Thank you for the correction.
After swapping first and second as you told, I got the good result.
I have another question.
If I use 4*broad in the first level itemization, it seems to me that it
inherently applied to the second and third level too.
Even though I
Dalyoung wrote:
Dear Hans,
Thank you for the correction.
After swapping first and second as you told, I got the good result.
I have another question.
If I use 4*broad in the first level itemization, it seems to me that it
inherently applied to the second and third level too.
Even though I
Dear Hans,
I downloaded a new beta and test your sample and mine.
It works perfectly.
Thank you for the prompt fix.
Best regards,
Dalyoung
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dalyoung skrev:
Dear all,
I try next code to get the following form of text.
\startitemize[4*broad]
\sym{Type 1} This is a test. bla bla ...bla bla bla ...bla bla bla
\sym{Type 2} This is the second item. bla bla bla ... bla bla bla
\stopitemize
Type 1 This is a test.
bla bla bla
Dear Jan-Erik,
I tested your suggestion.
Your method produce new line after Type 1, but I want to write Type
1 and This is a test. in the same line.
And I have seen 4*broad in an example in the manual.
In the example, it is used to set the distance, I think.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Dalyoung wrote:
Dear Jan-Erik,
I tested your suggestion.
Your method produce new line after Type 1, but I want to write Type 1
and This is a test. in the same line.
And I have seen 4*broad in an example in the manual.
In the example, it is used to set the distance, I think.
broad seems to
Dalyoung wrote:
I tested your suggestion.
Your method produce new line after Type 1, but I want to write Type 1
and This is a test. in the same line.
And I have seen 4*broad in an example in the manual.
In the example, it is used to set the distance, I think.
in strc-itm fix: (swap first
Dear Hans,
Thank you for the correction.
After swapping first and second as you told, I got the good result.
I have another question.
If I use 4*broad in the first level itemization, it seems to me that
it inherently applied to the second and third level too.
Even though I set just serried
Dear all,
I try next code to get the following form of text.
\startitemize[4*broad]
\sym{Type 1} This is a test. bla bla ...bla bla bla ...bla bla bla
\sym{Type 2} This is the second item. bla bla bla ... bla bla bla
\stopitemize
Type 1 This is a test.
bla bla bla ...
