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2015-11-01 15:17 reporter |
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I dont say it cant be improved... but as for now, you can probably override at least part of this behaviour : Have you tried to define a dedicated character style and and use it for the effect (= the number) ? (its part of the in the style definition tab). For example you could use a fixed width font. + Doesnt the 'automatic indent' (in that 'paragraph effect' tab) fix that issue once you have defined a correct tab position ? Have you tried also the 'text distance' option (also in that 'paragraph effect' tab) ? |
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I don't think, this will help. a. often you have to use a certain font b. if you have numbers with a different number ( 1, 2, 3 ... 10, 100) you don't have a chance to fix this. The only chance are tables - but then you can't use numbered lists (and you have to edit every number if you you add or delete a row). |
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it seems you havent tried really. What about "the 'automatic indent' ? |
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Oups. It should be possible using a right align tab as a prefix for the first page or a as a suffix for the second page but it looks like tabs are ignored when set as prefix or suffix - as if skiped |
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Complimentary issue in 0013946 |
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I got an InDesign example from a friend to explain the request. |
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2016-04-20 16:19 reporter |
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Yea.. looks like 0013730 is related. |
- Anonymous
