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Article #25987Re: Table of contents, ruling
From: Robert B. Kelman
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 13:31
Date: Fri, 14 Jun 2002 13:31
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There are probably many ways to do this. Here are two ways I�ve used. They both depend on controlling items on the corresponding master page. First. Running headers are usually in a text frame at top of the page. I split the provided text frame into 2 text frames: one frame contains <pagenum> and the other <pagetext>. Then using new paragraph tags, you can justify <pagenum> and <pagetext> independently. Second. Use separate paragraph tags for <pagenum> and <pagetext>. Use the run-in head property from Paragraph Designer for the <pagenum> tag and have the Next Pfg. Tag set to the paragraph tag for <pagetext>. Again the alignment for <pagetext> and <pagenum> can be set independently. Cheers, RobKelman.calm 14 June 2002 07:20 MDT (-6 UMT)
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