> Thanks, Brent. That *exactly* what I need to know. It doesn't break
> anywhere like that on my screen.
Like Brent, centered text is a peeve of mine. I think the trap for
designers it they know what the text says and don't actually read it.
All text in print media is left justified. Anything else is for special
effects.
> better suggestions? I'm certainly open to them, and I thank you for
> taking the time to tell me about these things.
Unless I knew exactly what to expect, I wouldn't take the time to
download a file, open it in Word (not to mention security risk), and
read it. I would suggest an HTML formatted paragraph with a link to the
Word document. If Eric doesn't grab them in the first paragraph, he's
not going to grab them.
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