[softwarelist] Re: Positioning of embedded lines above the text baseline

From: David Pilling <flist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: davidpilling@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Date: Wed, 14 Feb 2007 17:45:49 +0000

In message <000e01c75048$2649d9f0$9601a8c0@PC01>, John Grogan<johngrogan@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes

In Ovation Pro, an embedded frame is rendered with its bottom edge on the
text baseline (see Manual p105) but I see that an embedded [horizontal] line is 
rendered with its bottom edge half its thickness above the text baseline.  In
other respects - e.g. the repositioning of the baseline to accommodate the
embedded line - the embedded line is treated as if it sat directly on the
baseline.  A thick line embedded in a line near the top of a frame may thus
extend above the top of a frame.  Is this intentional?


No.

8-)

There are a lot of unintended things, it is possible to devise manysituations.




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[softwarelist] Positioning of embedded lines above the text baseline
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