Dotan Cohen wrote: > I have an English language left-aligned document. In this document, > there exists two lines of text (four words each) that need to be right > aligned as whole, but share a common left alignment. That is, the > longer of the two will be right aligned, and the shorter of the two > will be left aligned with the beginning of the longer line. > > I tried using a frame, then a table, but they both seem like kludges > and do not scale when I change to font size. Is there a way to do the > operation as I have described it? This is on OOo 3.0 on Kubuntu 8.04. > Thanks. > Try this
1 enter your four long words with a non-breaking space (ctrl-shift-spacebar) between each word 2 Press <enter> 3 enter your four short words with a non-breaking space (ctrl-shift-spacebar) between each word 4 select the two sentences and click on right align icon 5 place your cursor at the end of the short word sentence and insert non- breaking spaces until the left most character aligns with the left most character in the longer sentence try selecting the sentences and increasing/decreasing the font size -- John [email protected] --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
