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Article #25709Finding the last marker on a page
From: Hans Christiansen
Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2002 23:01
Date: Sun, 30 Jun 2002 23:01
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I want to create dictionary style headers and footers but I don't want FM to take the actual text in the first and last paragraphs on each page. I want to supply my own header and footer texts. For example: Imagine a page containing the following paragraphs AARDVARK.... ABACUS.... ANT.... ASTEROID.... BEE... BEND... I want to create the running header based on the first 3 characters of the first word of the first paragraph together with the first 3 characters of the last paragraph. e.g. 'AAR-BEN'. Does anybody have a good idea about how to do this. I was hoping that Adobe would give me a function whereby I could acces the *LAST* occurence of a marker on a page in the new FM7, in the same way I can access the first and last occurences of a paragraph tag (<$paratext[+,para]>) Any hints/ideas are welcome!
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