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Flush Right / Underlining
In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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Set a right tab at your right margin and set it for an underline in the Tabs
formatting box. Type in your info and hit the tab once. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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Sorry, I need a little more hand-holding. How do I set a right tab at the
right margin in Word 2007? -- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Set a right tab at your right margin and set it for an underline in the Tabs formatting box. Type in your info and hit the tab once. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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How to set tab stops:
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...341291033.aspx Once you have your tab set, double click on the tab stop in the horizontal ruler. That will open the tab stop format box. Under Leaders, select #4 for the underline. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... Sorry, I need a little more hand-holding. How do I set a right tab at the right margin in Word 2007? -- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Set a right tab at your right margin and set it for an underline in the Tabs formatting box. Type in your info and hit the tab once. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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VERY cool! Thanks JoAnne! :-)
-- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: How to set tab stops: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...341291033.aspx Once you have your tab set, double click on the tab stop in the horizontal ruler. That will open the tab stop format box. Under Leaders, select #4 for the underline. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... Sorry, I need a little more hand-holding. How do I set a right tab at the right margin in Word 2007? -- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Set a right tab at your right margin and set it for an underline in the Tabs formatting box. Type in your info and hit the tab once. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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Glad to have helped.
-- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... VERY cool! Thanks JoAnne! :-) -- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: How to set tab stops: http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/wo...341291033.aspx Once you have your tab set, double click on the tab stop in the horizontal ruler. That will open the tab stop format box. Under Leaders, select #4 for the underline. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... Sorry, I need a little more hand-holding. How do I set a right tab at the right margin in Word 2007? -- LISASLEGAL "JoAnn Paules" wrote: Set a right tab at your right margin and set it for an underline in the Tabs formatting box. Type in your info and hit the tab once. -- JoAnn Paules Microsoft MVP - Publisher How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375 "WordPerfect User Needs Help" m wrote in message ... In Word Perfect I can type a line of text, for instance: Name of Client: Then I can "flush right" and use the underline key to make a line that goes from right to left. This way, all of the lines end at the same point on the left. I am telling you this process in case other Word Perfect users have figured out the answer. It appears in Word (2007) that a person can only select right align, which is not what I want. Flush right is different. In Word, when I type: Name of Client: I have to use the underline key until I reach the right margin. The problem with this is that, depending on the text, when the underline key is pressed, it doesn't always end at the same exact point at the right margin so the edge of the underlines don't line up and it looks funny. Like this: Name of Client: _____________________________________________ Address of Client: ____________________________________________ City State Zip of Client: _______________________________________ Does anyone know what I am talking about and how I can fix it? -- LISASLEGAL |
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