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On 5/8/2012 10:44 AM, Ken Poshedly wrote:
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<li>The manual chapter title is keyed in and manually spaced
(via the spacebar) at the page outer edge.</li>
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But the next topic level 1 heading is "Lubricants, Coolants
and Filters", which displays only with the word "Lubricants"
displaying at the page outer edge (and the remaining words
obviously not visible).<br>
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Are you still using spaces to push the RH parts around? Use a
right-tab with both left and right parts of the RH in one frame.
Like<br>
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Left part of RH --> right part of RH<br>
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If the tab is a right tab (not left), the right part of the RH will
extend from the right side of the frame back to the left side of the
frame. This will only become a problem if the topic heading is
longer than the remaining space in the frame.<br>
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The other limitation of this system is formatting. If you want your
RH to display one or two italic words (with the rest roman), you
have to improvise something different (like a different master
page).<br>
<pre class="moz-signature" cols="72">Kenneth Benson
Pegasus Type
(518) 697-0700
(866) 498-9692 (fax)
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