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Stuart,<br>
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I haven't had need to work with text insets, but I'm wondering if
you can shorten your procedure by inserting the non-breaking space
into the autonumber format for the InsetAnchor paragraph format, and
setting its position to "End of paragraph." It seems like that would
automatically add it where you want. Have you tried it?<br>
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Mike Wickham<br>
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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 10/1/2014 4:38 PM, Stuart Rogers
wrote:<br>
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<font size="+2">For insets (harder to maintain, depending on inset
content), create a pgf tag in the container document, e.g.,
InsetAnchor:<br>
</font><font size="+2"><font size="+2">Font Size: 12 pt<br>
Color: </font></font><font size="+2"><font size="+2"><font
size="+2">(something other than black)</font><br>
Spacing Above Pgf: –12.0 pt</font><br>
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In the inset source document, create a variant tag based on the
last paragraph of the inset (e.g., BodyInsetLast as a variant of
Body):<br>
</font><font size="+2"><font size="+2">Spacing Below Pgf: –12.0 pt
(negative 12 points)<br>
Apply that tag to the last paragraph of the inset.<br>
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In the container document, create a new empty paragraph where
you want the inset to go. <br>
Tag the paragraph InsetAnchor.<br>
</font></font><font size="+2"><font size="+2">In that paragraph,
type a non-breaking space (to overcome the bug that reformats
the paragraph on updating the inset).</font></font><font
size="+2"><font size="+2"><br>
Place your cursor just before the non-breaking space and
import the inset.</font></font><br>
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