Here is the problem I need help with. I can't seem to find a solution to this.
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I don't know how to properly specify this question, but basically I would like to format a document like specified here : http://etd.lib.hku.hk/thesis-form/Theses%20Binding%20specification(ed%20January%202018)c.pdf
It's on the 3rd page of the PDF document. So I need to input a line at the exact distance from the top border, while another line occurs at some exact distance from the bottom.
Does MS Word give the flexibility to do this?
Thanks!
Someone points out this question is off-topic for this forum but just in case someone is here anyway: use multiple text boxes can be the solution.
A user can adjust a text box's relative position on a page and thus achieve the formatting needed.
I have a field that can grow vertically and potentially overlap other fields. Is there a way to avoid this overlap? I I wan't all the data to show, I'd like for the other fields to be shifted down as the cell grows. I haven't found something similar online as of yet.
Answered my own question. Place everything that might overlap in one text box and then format accordingly.
use Microsoft Word to edit an equation with underbrace. The line is as follows:
\underbrace(ab+cdf-edf=9dc/ereat+asdfdgg-asfeefe-eafdgahty+atataeaattrat)
The problem is the symbol for underbrace is very flat, looking like a line with the downward pointing part too small to see. Is there a way to make it larger (e.g., is there a way to stretch the underbrace VERTICALLY)? The size of underbrace is set automatically in Latex and looks fine. But in Microsoft Word, the default just does not look especially when you have a long equation. I am not sure if there is a setting allowing you to change it. Many thanks! Gene
Is there a way to set a custom word spacing in CoreText?
I have looked around the paragraph properties where I would have expected to see this but found nothing.
I don't have deep experience in this but AFAIK you cannot adjust the space between words. So my list of possible solutions would be:
Adjust the kern value, however this will also adjust the space between letter which may not be what you want.
Add extra spaces. Crude, but you can increase the space between words by replace a single space with two.
(Really advanced) start adjusting individual glyphs. The best example I have found for doing is here: http://invasivecode.tumblr.com/core-text about 2/3rds down the author shows how to access the individual glyphs and adjust their settings.
i would like to create a conditional keeptogether property depending on the space left on the current page, is it possible to get this value from within a formula field?
my goal is a visual clean report without wasting to much space, i already read about a method where you keep track of your position with a linenumber counter. unfortunately i cant use this approach because my lines vary heavy in height because of a note field which holds from 0 to 25 lines.
This is going to sound like a ridiculous and tedious suggestion, but it's the only way I know of making this work. You'll need to use that process of line counting (basically, keeping a running total of how many lines have been printed) that you heard of with one modification: calculate the number of lines Notes needs by the getting the length of that Notes string and dividing by a pre-determined count, which you'll need to do visually, of how many characters are in a line and make the result the line's line count in the overall formula. It's not going to be exactly right because there is no way to make it exactly right, but it will be close. Does that makes sense or do you need me to go into exact detail of how to do this?