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Guest
I want to be able to put some text halfway down a page, but I don't know how to mark where halfway is. How can I mark where (EXACTLY) halfway is on a page? Is it possible to use tabs or something?
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Margaret Aldis
Have a look at File > Page Setup. If you set equal margins top and bottom
and use the vertical alignment 'center' page layout, does that do the trick?
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page? Is it possible to use tabs or something?
and use the vertical alignment 'center' page layout, does that do the trick?
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how to mark where halfway is. How can I mark where (EXACTLY) halfway is on aFizz said:I want to be able to put some text halfway down a page, but I don't know
page? Is it possible to use tabs or something?
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Guest
No, because it moves everything in the document. I just want to move one paragraph with a heading
Sort of like when you use tabs on the 'horizontal' ruler, and then you can indent whatever and/or as many line you want
But I'm trying to put ONE paragraph (with a heading) halfway down a page, without moving everything in the document
Do you know what I mean??
Sort of like when you use tabs on the 'horizontal' ruler, and then you can indent whatever and/or as many line you want
But I'm trying to put ONE paragraph (with a heading) halfway down a page, without moving everything in the document
Do you know what I mean??
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Bill Foley
What you can do is set the paragraph spacing. Click "Format, "Paragraph",
click the "Line Spacing" TAB and set the "Before" and "After" spacing to
what you need to move the paragraph down. Keep in mind that 72 pts = 1
inch. There is no automatic way to make a paragraph set in the middle of
the page without using the method mentioned by Margaret.
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click the "Line Spacing" TAB and set the "Before" and "After" spacing to
what you need to move the paragraph down. Keep in mind that 72 pts = 1
inch. There is no automatic way to make a paragraph set in the middle of
the page without using the method mentioned by Margaret.
--
Bill Foley, Microsoft MVP (PowerPoint)
www.pttinc.com
Check out PPT FAQs at: http://www.rdpslides.com/pptfaq/
"Success, something you measure when you are through succeeding."
indent whatever and/or as many line you want.Fizz said:No, because it moves everything in the document. I just want to move one paragraph with a heading.
Sort of like when you use tabs on the 'horizontal' ruler, and then you can
without moving everything in the document.But I'm trying to put ONE paragraph (with a heading) halfway down a page,
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Note that although you can apply Space Before to move your paragraph down,
this space will be suppressed if the paragraph is the first one on the page
unless it follows a page or section break (or is formatted as "Page break
before"). Another way to introduce space is to insert a borderless table
cell. You can either put an empty table cell (with row height set to the
appropriate Exact amount) above the paragraph, or you can put the paragraph
in the table cell, with vertical alignment in the cell set to Bottom.
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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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this space will be suppressed if the paragraph is the first one on the page
unless it follows a page or section break (or is formatted as "Page break
before"). Another way to introduce space is to insert a borderless table
cell. You can either put an empty table cell (with row height set to the
appropriate Exact amount) above the paragraph, or you can put the paragraph
in the table cell, with vertical alignment in the cell set to Bottom.
--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
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