2007/4/15, Sandy Teggatz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Have your tried using a frame, putting in the title (header) in the frame and then inserting a Table with two columns? Sandy Teggatz
I wrote something about why I can't do that in this thread, but since you also suggested it I gave it a try, and it could actually work, but I immediately jumped into a new "problem". First of all, if I have, let's say 5 rows and 2 columns in this table, and the cell of row 3, column 1 is a sentence that need 2 lines in that cell, the cell become about twice as high as it was. This also apply to the cell of row 3, column 2 as well. When experimenting with this, I found that I could split that cell into 2 cells if needed, but what happens if the new cell needs two lines? Then the cell of 2 lines in column 1 becomes a 3 line cell, and I need to split that one and so on. Not very practical in my case, in other words. I also highlighted all cells and applied numbering. For some reason the cells were not numbered as I wanted. I would have preferred: |1. Blah | 6. Blah | |2. Blah | 7. Blah | |3. Blah | 8. Blah | |4. Blah | 9. Blah | |5. Blah | 10. Blah| However, this happened: |1. Blah | 2. Blah | |3. Blah | 4. Blah | |5. Blah | 6. Blah | |7. Blah | 8. Blah | |9. Blah | 10. Blah| Maybe there is a way to change this as well, but still it is not as convenient as it would have been if I was able to set columns in a paragraph style. I could then create the whole thing in a fixed size frame without any troubles what so ever (I think...). Thanks for replying though! Johnny Andersson ----- Original Message -----
From: "Johnny Andersson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > One thing that I miss now and then (actually almost every time I want to > do > something else than just typing plain text), is the possibility to set > columns in Paragraph styles. I can do that with page styles and frame > styles, but often it feels like if I could do it with paragraph styles, > things would be much easier to achieve. > > Next idea was frames, but that also failed. Yes, I can have two (for > example) columns in a frame, BUT I can not mix two-columns text with > one-column text in it. > Johnny Andersson
