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Justify, Alt F9, Macro 49
Justify Avoid in Editor Anchors, 000811, Macr
Justify Avoid Anchors in SDS Records, so Anchors Can Be on Blank Betw

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0706 - Summary/Objective
0707 -
070701 - Follow up ref SDS 16 4WR3.
070702 -
070703 - Changed the code for justifying paragraphs in SDS so an anchor can
070704 - occur on the line above rather than be incorporated into the text.
070705 - This improves appearance and saves time managing identification of
070706 - aciton items.
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0710 - Progress
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071101 - 000002  F7 Left Margin Control for Outline in Single Space, Macro 541
071102 - Left Margin and Justify Outline in Single Space, Macro 541, 49
071103 - Justify Alt F9 for Outline in Single Space, Macro 49
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071105 - Follow up ref SDS 16 4WR3.
071106 -
071107 - Want the code to justify a para in SDS records to treat an anchor as a
071108 - blank line, if the anchor is the only entry on a particular line. The
071109 - problem only arises in SDS records because the PRE command is used
071110 - that fixes the structure, rather than wrap the text to fit a screen
071111 - size.  This results in big gaps occurring at the end of some lines.
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071113 -  ..
071114 - Another problem is that we want anchors for Action Items to occur on
071115 - the line above, because otherwise the explicit link occurs in the
071116 - middle of the line, rather than above the anchor at the beginning of
071117 - the line.  We can get the anchor to appear above the end of a line by
071118 - using a split function, then justify the para, then close the split,
071119 - but this takes extra time that is distracting.
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071121 - To improve appearance and save time managing action items, will try to
071122 - justify a para without including anchors.
071123 -
071124 -  ..
071125 - Actually, testing this morning shows that having the anchor on the
071126 - blank line above a para is very distracting visually.  One solution is
071127 - to add an extra blank line.
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071129 - An alternative is to allow the top line of a paragraph to run past the
071130 - right marging by 5 positions, if there is an anchor on the line.
071131 - Typically this would be okay for long words, since people can see what
071132 - is being said, but if there are too short words, like....
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071134 -                       yes
071135 -                       no
071136 -                       not
071137 -                       okay
071138 -
071139 - ...if words like these are overlooked, then the meaning assumed in
071140 - the moment could be the opposite of what is actually conveyed.
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071143 - Line 180, ref OF 1 WH9J, -label sav3pos under macro 49 in 000002
071144 - about 15 lines below, added conditional to test top of para for
071145 - anchor, will also have to check bottom of para, so that an anchor for
071146 - the para below is not justified into the para above
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071149 - Line 200, ref OF 1 EC5M, -label sdsJu
071150 -
071151 -     If the anchor is by itself on a line, then don't include the
071152 -     anchor in the justify op.
071153 -
071154 -         [On 021228 added feature to add an anchor if Alt F9 to justify
071155 -         a para is executed twice on the same line. ref SDS 20 T74N
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071158 - Line 370, ref OF 1 UV8I, -label edtr1 part of macro 49
071159 -
071160 -     If the line below is blank, or if there is an anchor anywhere on
071161 -     the line below, this is the end of the para.
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