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Bob Jones
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>I want to line up my text.
> Lorrene
> QuarkExpress user
I set the tab on the horizontal ruler. I have two horizontal lines with a
dash and a phone number. The dashes and phone numbers are not lined up
vertically. Ex:
akjdfjjfjfjj - 123-456-7891
kjfdjfkljfk - 234-567-8910
I purposely put the dash in the wrong place in the above example. Now, if I
could nudge the text horizonally by half spaces, or less, my document it
would look better.
Thanking you in advance,
Lorrene Davis
> What are you doing to get your text *not* lined up in the first place? I'm
> afraid it is totally unclear as to what the problem might be.
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> > Lorrene
> > QuarkExpress user
Jay Freedman - 06 Feb 2007 19:31 GMT
You set the *tab stop* on the ruler. To line up text with that tab
stop, you have to insert *tab characters* in the text by pressing the
Tab key before the character you want to line up. In this case, delete
any spaces between the word and the dash, and then press the Tab key
there.
See http://www.word.mvps.org/FAQs/Formatting/SettingTabs.htm.
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>I set the tab on the horizontal ruler. I have two horizontal lines with a
>dash and a phone number. The dashes and phone numbers are not lined up
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>> > Lorrene
>> > QuarkExpress user
Lorrene - 06 Feb 2007 19:45 GMT
Thanks Jay,
You have been a great help to me.... I used Word exclusively up until 2001
when I had to learn Quark for a graphics job at a newspaper. I am no longer
there and I am having to do similar work with word in my new government job.
Thanks again, big time.
Lorrene
> You set the *tab stop* on the ruler. To line up text with that tab
> stop, you have to insert *tab characters* in the text by pressing the
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> >> > Lorrene
> >> > QuarkExpress user