Adrian,
On my system (Win XP Pro/SP2) the spaces between the words are *removed*
from the overlined text.
So, if I follow your example exactly, I get overlined
"Thissentenceisoverlined."
I also sent a message saying that curly braces allow multiple words. Seems I
have to retract ... I was premature - it looks as if the spaces remain
(while the text still has a grey box around it). But as soon as you click
somewhere else in the document they go away
Even non-breaking spaces (Ctrl/Space) don't work.
Regards, Harold
----- Original Message -----
From: "Adrian Try" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 10:51 AM
Subject: Re: [users] Overline?
Hi again Harold
Unfortunately only a single word can be overlined in this way. Nothing
after the first space in what you type gets overlined.
Try this.
In a word document, type the following sentence exactly as it appears.
overline {This sentence is overlined.}
Select the whole sentence. Select Insert / Object / Formula from the menu.
You should have the sentence between the curly braces overlined.
Hope this helps.
Adrian
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