taiandre
05-25-2009, 03:19 PM
My question seems simple. Here' the situation:
I have a 2Dtext box with 3 templates, side by side.
The first template is about 3/4 of the lenght of the 2Dtext box as it might contain a long text.
The second template contains a small image converted as a font so the size stays the same.
The third template is about 1/3 of the lenght of the 2Dtext box.
The second and third one are "auto follow" so the final result gives 2 texts and an image always close together.
I want that everytime I enter the texts in the first and third templates (by alt T, or in LUCI) that the "sum" of the 3 templates will center in the 2Dtext box. I can't because the "CENTER JUSTIFY" function relies on the total lenght of the size of the templates, not the text inside them. I tried many things but can't come to the result I want. Is there a "Lyric" way of doing it??
I did a macro that does the job and will be put as an "embeded macro" but I would have prefered not to use a macro.
Thanks
Andre
I have a 2Dtext box with 3 templates, side by side.
The first template is about 3/4 of the lenght of the 2Dtext box as it might contain a long text.
The second template contains a small image converted as a font so the size stays the same.
The third template is about 1/3 of the lenght of the 2Dtext box.
The second and third one are "auto follow" so the final result gives 2 texts and an image always close together.
I want that everytime I enter the texts in the first and third templates (by alt T, or in LUCI) that the "sum" of the 3 templates will center in the 2Dtext box. I can't because the "CENTER JUSTIFY" function relies on the total lenght of the size of the templates, not the text inside them. I tried many things but can't come to the result I want. Is there a "Lyric" way of doing it??
I did a macro that does the job and will be put as an "embeded macro" but I would have prefered not to use a macro.
Thanks
Andre