Re: Nested Styles

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From: George_Bilalis
Date: Wed, 12 Nov 2003 13:17

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Dave,

generalizing on 'underline' (and strike-through) one can play a multiple of tricks. I found very effective that defining for example a thick colored 'underline' (the thickness of leading) and offsetting this to cover the line of type, one gets very effective 'pseudo-tabular' displays in multiple of colors across the line.
One particular effect that draws attention is the way Japanese dots underline style, redistributes itself by changing the underline length.

George

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