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Positioning text box option
What does relative vertical positioning mean in the advanced layout of a text
box? I have tried it, but the positioning changes to absolute after I close the dialogue box. |
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Positioning text box option
Did you drag, "nudge" or otherwise cause the object to move after setting
the Relative positioning? If so that overrides the setting & restores an Absolute value based on the new position of the object. Regards |:) Bob Jones [MVP] Office:Mac On 2/1/09 12:11 PM, in article , "mjreale" wrote: What does relative vertical positioning mean in the advanced layout of a text box? I have tried it, but the positioning changes to absolute after I close the dialogue box. |
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