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Robster61 - 27 Nov 2009 11:23 GMT

Hi, I am using MS Word to make signage for my store. I am doing a good job of
this but what to have the sale price be the focal point somewhere close to
the middle of the page visually. How do I know where the middle of the page
is? I usually have something like " As advertised" above the price and then
the description of the product and regular price below the special price. I
want this to be pleasing to the eye to attract attention. Thanks for you help.
Rob

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Suzanne S. Barnhill - 27 Nov 2009 14:16 GMT

If you want it to be "pleasing to the eye," then center it visually, using
Spacing Before; don't try to use Word's Center vertical alignment, which
will center it mathematically, but it will appear too low.

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> Hi, I am using MS Word to make signage for my store. I am doing a good job
> of
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> Rob

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Robster61 - 28 Nov 2009 02:32 GMT

Thanks Suzanne, That is what I have been doing and after some tweaking have
gotten a pretty good eye for it. I had forgotten how to vertically align the
page but was reminded per your post. Thanks for your help.

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> Spacing Before; don't try to use Word's Center vertical alignment, which
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