Re: Trying to keep text centered
"Anita Doobie wrote - > In the end, it all comes down to editing. There is no simple way of > getting around it, and it needs to be done from time to time. If you are using > a particular font for your document, and wish the reader to get the same effect > you do with it, you'll just have to put that in the beginning of the file. Except many don't like reading *or* following instructions, and the rest don't know what you're talking about. > > BTW: I meant to say FIXED-WIDTH FONT instead of MONOSPACED FONT in my first > post. I think. :) Yeah, yeah...I knew dat. :[ Bryan
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