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adding formatted footer line to existing footer

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mark - 09 Dec 2004 22:47 GMT
Given a document that has a right-aligned footer, I need
to put an additional left-aligned footer into the same
document.

something like:

activedocument.footer = activedocument.footer & chr(10)
& "next line of footer"

where the original footer is right aligned, and the new
line is left aligned.

How can this be done?

thanks.
Mark
Jean-Guy Marcil - 10 Dec 2004 02:08 GMT
mark was telling us:
mark nous racontait que :

> Given a document that has a right-aligned footer, I need
> to put an additional left-aligned footer into the same
[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
> where the original footer is right aligned, and the new
> line is left aligned.

The easiest would be to have a left-aligned footer, set a right-aligned tab
on the right margin, tab to it for the first line. Then, when you add the
second line, it will be left aligned by default.

Otherwise you could use a style using frames for the second line, but that
might be more difficult than the above.

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