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I'm trying to create a form for a memorandum that's in a standard format we
use. One of the basic problems is that there are a lot of variables, like
one section might be one paragraph or two, so I'm trying to keep it simple.
However, I've run into a problem indenting one of the fields. This is what I
want to do (if it formats properly here):
From: John Smith
Marketing
The second line needs to start where the J is. But Word just starts the
second line under the F. I can't do a second field underneath because this
needs to be generic--there might only be one line, and we can't have an extra
space that's not supposed to be there, but we need the ability to do the
second line if it's needed.
Also, we have a place on the memo where something might be two paragraphs,
but when I tested the field and hit enter after the first paragraph, added
the required blank line and tried enter again, I exited from the field
instead of being able to start the second paragraph.
Are there any workarounds to this?
Thanks!
use. One of the basic problems is that there are a lot of variables, like
one section might be one paragraph or two, so I'm trying to keep it simple.
However, I've run into a problem indenting one of the fields. This is what I
want to do (if it formats properly here):
From: John Smith
Marketing
The second line needs to start where the J is. But Word just starts the
second line under the F. I can't do a second field underneath because this
needs to be generic--there might only be one line, and we can't have an extra
space that's not supposed to be there, but we need the ability to do the
second line if it's needed.
Also, we have a place on the memo where something might be two paragraphs,
but when I tested the field and hit enter after the first paragraph, added
the required blank line and tried enter again, I exited from the field
instead of being able to start the second paragraph.
Are there any workarounds to this?
Thanks!