Hi Ann,
I'm grateful to you for pointing out a glaring omission on my part in the Help
Files.
The [ptysN] Code will place runovers in column N.
In fact, if you look at DBT's Layout menu, you will see an item called "Runover
offset" which generates this code. In fact Ctrl r will set it to a two cell
indent.
George
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Subject: [duxuser] Re: paragraph code svprg question
Thanks George. I set it as follows svprg0:0:0 and got what I wanted. I want all
paragraphs to begin in cell one, with no skipped lines. I would really like to
set a hanging indent, but don't know how, so I use the ptys code after the
svprg code so I get the wrapping indent I want. Is there a code for having DBT
translate the paragraph styles that arrive in a .docx file as the hanging
paragraph format?
Ann Foxworth
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Subject: [duxuser] Re: paragraph code svprg question
Hi Anne,
I hope you are ready for this. (Smile)
[svprgN:L:M] - Set paragraph treatment values, i.e. the parameters for the [p]
command. N determines the position at which to begin a new paragraph; the
default value is 3 for braille and 0 for print. L determines how many lines to
skip before a paragraph; the default is 0 for braille and 1 for print. M is 0
(the default) if N is to be an absolute position, or is 1 if N is to be
relative to the current left margin (i.e. the left margin reckoned as position
1). If all values are omitted, the values are reset to their values at the
beginning of the file.
All the best,
George
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Subject: [duxuser] paragraph code svprg question
In order, what do each of the numbers in the svprg code represent?
Ann Foxworth