Hi Brett,
Just set the "Desired characters per line" to 30, and put a page break
between the first three and the last three paragraphs. Don't change the
margins on the Juliet, or any other settings. You'll get the results you
want without the work.
Steve
On Friday 1/31/03 12:42 Brett Winchester wrote:
I am running a Juliet pro and the latest duxbury and I want to do the following.
I have some short lines (less than 30 character in six paragraphs. I want the first three to appear on the front of the page and the remaining three to appear on the back but offset so that the page can be cut down to something less than the 11 inch wide format thus making a pocket size card which can simply be flipped over.
how do you tell the printer to offset the second pages, or is there a simpler way to tell duxbury to indent all lines as far to the right as the longest line. I can do this manually with spaces but this is tedious.
I appreciate any suggestions.
thank you!
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