I FEEL EXACTLY THE SAME WAY AS DOUG MacPHERSON! It is bordering on a
complaint to the Internet authorities that you are flooding us with emails
totally unrelated to us!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Dennie Williams
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From: "MacPherson, Doug E. (CA - Toronto)" <[email protected]>
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 9:37 AM
To: <[email protected]>
Subject: RE: [users] Bracketing List Items Together
Can someone please remove my address from the subscription list for this
forum ([email protected])! I have tried the auto remove and sent
numerous notes to the manual address and still no action. My address has
not changed in years so that is not the problem. This is way past
ridiculous and bordering on criminal that I cannot get off this list. I
just wish there was a third party I could appeal to get this fixed.
Doug
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From: Tom Bell [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Monday, March 08, 2010 9:31 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [users] Bracketing List Items Together
Harold Fuchs wrote:
In Writer (3.1.1 currently), how can I bracket two or more list-items
together with a large curly brace placed at the *right* of the longest
item?
Thus:
List item 1 )
List Item Number 2 ) This text refers to all three items
This is list item number 3 )
The three right braces above should really be "combined into" a single
large curly bracket vertically centred on item #2. The intention, as
I've indicated, is to have additional text after the bracket, on the
same line as item #2, which refers to all three items.
If you go to Insert -> Object -> Formula and enter the following into the
box at the bottom:
left lbrace { stack{ alignl List item 1 # alignl List item Number 2 #
alignl This is list item number 3 } } right rbrace This text refers %to
all three items.
as one continuous line. It is the closest I have been able to come to
what I think you are asking for.
See:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Reference/Math_commands
for further help.
Tom
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