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Article #24413Re: Entries in Table of Contents Are Out of Order
From: Joel Benson
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 16:52
Date: Sun, 27 Oct 2002 16:52
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Kate -- You are right, and that approach might well work for Martin in this instance. However, the table approach provides much more flexibility. For instance, you can vertically and horizontally center a title paragraph (or group of paragraphs) within a box with rulings on all sides. Changing the column width and row height automatically adjusts the rulings, which is much handier than potentially having to create a custom graphic frame for each instance.
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