John Kaufmann wrote:
In a message dated 2009.09.25 08:15 -0500, Gene Young wrote:
You format the relevant paragraphs [of the list] to have spacing no
different from sentence spacing, ie; no additional spacing before or
after. The list would be comprised of separate paragraphs for each
list item as any list would be and the lack of additional spacing
makes it LOOK like one paragraph. You can then apply any
justification rule to the list you want.
But don't you want the last item in the list to adopt the same
end-of-paragraph spacing as the document's default paragraph? - IOW. the
last list member has a different paragraph "style" from all other
members? Then what happens if the list changes? - say, re-ordered, or a
new member added? Shouldn't the whole idea of object encapsulation make
styles insensitive to these considerations - and relieve the author from
having to make such style adjustments?
You set the spacing before the paragraph following the list to be equal
to the sum of the spacing before and after on the "normal" paragraphs in
the document. You can add as many list items as you wish at any time
you wish and the appearance will remain the same.
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Gene Y.
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