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Old September 9th, 2004, 05:04 PM
Christina
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I have a two column table. Somehow 10 lines of text in
one column does not come down to the same place as 10
lines of text in the other column. The left column text
appears slightly above, out of line, with the second
column's text. The second column has bullets in it, put
in using the bullet button. It looks like there is space
above or below those bullets in the paragraph. I checked
the paragraph setting it says 0" before and after the
paragraph...I can't figure it out! HELP! Thanks.
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Old September 9th, 2004, 10:06 PM
Jezebel
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You'll get that effect if the bullet is a different size: eg 12 point
bullet, 10 point text would have the effect of an extra 2pt leading. Select
the bulleted paragraphs, open the Bullets and Numbering dialog, select your
bullet, click Customize, click Font, check the size.


"Christina" wrote in message
...
I have a two column table. Somehow 10 lines of text in
one column does not come down to the same place as 10
lines of text in the other column. The left column text
appears slightly above, out of line, with the second
column's text. The second column has bullets in it, put
in using the bullet button. It looks like there is space
above or below those bullets in the paragraph. I checked
the paragraph setting it says 0" before and after the
paragraph...I can't figure it out! HELP! Thanks.



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Old September 10th, 2004, 12:19 PM
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Thanks. I thought I checked that...but went and double
checked it again -- and nothing was selected as a size,
so maybe that was it. Here's the other weird thing (that
may have actually been the wierd thing from the get-
go)...in print preview it looks fine, it prints fine, but
in normal view it looks off...just curious why this might
be? It's for a resume, so if sent electronically and
viewed normally, it doesn't look good... Thanks for any
help you can offer. _c

-----Original Message-----
You'll get that effect if the bullet is a different

size: eg 12 point
bullet, 10 point text would have the effect of an extra

2pt leading. Select
the bulleted paragraphs, open the Bullets and Numbering

dialog, select your
bullet, click Customize, click Font, check the size.


"Christina" wrote

in message
...
I have a two column table. Somehow 10 lines of text in
one column does not come down to the same place as 10
lines of text in the other column. The left column

text
appears slightly above, out of line, with the second
column's text. The second column has bullets in it,

put
in using the bullet button. It looks like there is

space
above or below those bullets in the paragraph. I

checked
the paragraph setting it says 0" before and after the
paragraph...I can't figure it out! HELP! Thanks.



.

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Old September 11th, 2004, 04:13 AM
Jezebel
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If you're sending your document as a resume, convert it to PDF. Speaking as
an employer, I HATE resumes that arrive as Word documents -- there's a
security issue, they often seem to use strange fonts, and -- as you
observe -- the presentation is partly dependent on how the document happens
to open. And one is not inclined to be sympathetic or spend time on it!

PDF looks much more professional and sets you above (some of) the crowd --
or rather, Word looks cruddy and sets you below.



wrote in message
...
Thanks. I thought I checked that...but went and double
checked it again -- and nothing was selected as a size,
so maybe that was it. Here's the other weird thing (that
may have actually been the wierd thing from the get-
go)...in print preview it looks fine, it prints fine, but
in normal view it looks off...just curious why this might
be? It's for a resume, so if sent electronically and
viewed normally, it doesn't look good... Thanks for any
help you can offer. _c

-----Original Message-----
You'll get that effect if the bullet is a different

size: eg 12 point
bullet, 10 point text would have the effect of an extra

2pt leading. Select
the bulleted paragraphs, open the Bullets and Numbering

dialog, select your
bullet, click Customize, click Font, check the size.


"Christina" wrote

in message
...
I have a two column table. Somehow 10 lines of text in
one column does not come down to the same place as 10
lines of text in the other column. The left column

text
appears slightly above, out of line, with the second
column's text. The second column has bullets in it,

put
in using the bullet button. It looks like there is

space
above or below those bullets in the paragraph. I

checked
the paragraph setting it says 0" before and after the
paragraph...I can't figure it out! HELP! Thanks.



.



 




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