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Michael - 05 Jul 2003 12:04 GMT

Having set up a text frame and split it into 2 columns
using format text frame, after typing some text into the
first column i was wondering if it is possible to get into
the 2nd column without having to keep pressing the return
key.

thanks Michael

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Ed Bennett - 05 Jul 2003 12:42 GMT

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message from Michael <mikeym_23@hotmail.com>

> Having set up a text frame and split it into 2 columns
> using format text frame, after typing some text into the
> first column i was wondering if it is possible to get into
> the 2nd column without having to keep pressing the return
> key.

Try Ctrl-Shift-Return

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???M?S??Publisher??? - 05 Jul 2003 13:30 GMT

In that case you would normally be better to use two separate text frames.

Of if they are doing say a newsletter, they will have the heading in the
same frame. You are better using a separate frame for the header and a
separate frame for the body text.

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Morisot - 05 Jul 2003 15:42 GMT

....or, type all the text you want and then push up on the
bottom "handle" of the text box to get the text to flow
into your other columns. (or change font size too.)

M.

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>Having set up a text frame and split it into 2 columns
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>thanks Michael
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