In Word 2003, if I have a few paras at 0pt
before and 6pt below followed by 3pt before and 6 below, the
spacing for the latter paras is greater.
But I have "Don't use HTML paragraph auto spacing" turned ON,
that's the trick, via Tools – Options, Compatibility tab.
If I turn that setting OFF, then they are all the same ... but why
turn it off when I'm not producing HTML via Word and I want the
different before and after spacings I use to show in the document,
for example to allow space after a table I use 10pt before and 12
after.
Neil.
On 16/07/2011 12:27 AM, bja wrote:
Hi Terry,
1st para = 3pt below
Next para = 6pt above
The greater value (6pt) is the space
between paras and is therefore dominant over the 3pt
value of the 1st para
which becomes irrelevant.
Anne didn’t qualify her statement by
stipulating which tool adds the two values (a tool I
haven’t come across
yet) so I’ll simply qualify my statement by saying this
is the way it
works in Word and FrameMaker.
Cheers,
Bruce
Hi Bruce,
Meant to ask before… What do you
mean by dominant in the following?
Cheers,
Terry
… way the greater value
is always the dominant
one.
Cheers,
Bruce
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