[hmtrmt]

I have an object (an equation created using MathType(TM)) inserted in a line
of text. The object is vertically centered with the line of text instead of
bottom-justified, which is throwing off the line spacing of that particular
line. Is there a way I can alter the vertical alignment of the object with
respect to the text?

[macropod]

Hi,

You could try changing the MathType object's layout formatting from 'in line with text' to 'tight' (see Format|Object), after which
you might need to reposition it to exactly where you want it. You might also need to anchor the object to a particular character and
lock it, so that it moves with the associated text.

You might also try Tools|Options|Compatibility and checking the 'Don't add extra space for raised/lowered characters' and/or 'Don't
add leading (extra space) between rows of text' options. I'm not sure if either will have an effect in this case, but it might be
worth a try.

Cheers

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macropod
[MVP - Microsoft Word]
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"hmtrmt" wrote in message ...
I have an object (an equation created using MathType(TM)) inserted in a line
of text. The object is vertically centered with the line of text instead of
bottom-justified, which is throwing off the line spacing of that particular
line. Is there a way I can alter the vertical alignment of the object with
respect to the text?

[Ivann]

Hi. I have the same problem and it is realy not pleasent. Is there somebody
that know the solution? Thank you.

[JoAnn Paules]

Same problem as what?

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JoAnn Paules
Microsoft MVP - Publisher

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"Ivann" wrote in message
. ..
Hi. I have the same problem and it is realy not pleasent. Is there
somebody
that know the solution? Thank you.