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Article #591Re: Defining Frame Below for Nested Elements
From: Alex_Masycheff
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:11
Date: Thu, 16 Oct 2008 10:11
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Hi Russ, Thank you. At least now I have an intelligent confirmation of my suspicions :-) I can define a separate element for the horizontal line, but that's what I wanted to avoid. My initial idea was to make the line added automatically based on the context in which the element appears. So a user wouldn't have to do it manually. And it worked fine until I got to the situation when the note appeared as the last element in the last step... Anyway, I think I'll go with your suggestion. It looks like an easiest and fastest solution. Again, thank you, Alex
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