In WordPerfect, there is an "advance to" feature that I can use to advance
down the page to a given point. Specifically, I put an image on a page and
regardless of the height of the image, I want to position the image title
exactly 1.4 inches up from the bottom edge of the page and I do not want the
image title in the footer.
---That is, my header is 1 inch, my image varies in height. I want the
title for the image to appear on a line 9.6 inches from the bottom of the
page regardless of the image height.

Put the text in a textbox, and give the textbox an exact position relative
to the page. Word uses the top rather than the bottom of the page as the
reference point.


"CryptoKnight" wrote in message
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In WordPerfect, there is an "advance to" feature that I can use to advance
down the page to a given point. Specifically, I put an image on a page
and
regardless of the height of the image, I want to position the image title
exactly 1.4 inches up from the bottom edge of the page and I do not want
the
image title in the footer.
---That is, my header is 1 inch, my image varies in height. I want the
title for the image to appear on a line 9.6 inches from the bottom of the
page regardless of the image height.

You can use an Advance field with the \Y switch

{ ADVANCE \Y 691pt }

should put it where you want it.
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Hope this helps.

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services on a paid consulting basis.

Doug Robbins - Word MVP

"CryptoKnight" wrote in message
...
In WordPerfect, there is an "advance to" feature that I can use to advance
down the page to a given point. Specifically, I put an image on a page
and
regardless of the height of the image, I want to position the image title
exactly 1.4 inches up from the bottom edge of the page and I do not want
the
image title in the footer.
---That is, my header is 1 inch, my image varies in height. I want the
title for the image to appear on a line 9.6 inches from the bottom of the
page regardless of the image height.