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Bruce
Somebody in the office insists on using rectangular
checkboxes on some documents. He draws a rectangle and
inserts it amid text in a table cell. It looks OK on
screen and in print preview, but it prints about half a
line away from where it should be. I disabled "Move
object with text", but no help there. Perhaps word
wrapping could be forced into service, but I would prefer
inserting the rectangle in line with the text so that it
is treated as a character in the text layer. However,
drawing objects don't seem able to live in the text
layer. I can create a bitmap and save it as a .tif or
something like that, but it seems needlessly cumbersome.
Any ideas on creating a rectangle the height of the text
and two to three times wider than it is high, that doesn't
wander around? Thanks in advance.
checkboxes on some documents. He draws a rectangle and
inserts it amid text in a table cell. It looks OK on
screen and in print preview, but it prints about half a
line away from where it should be. I disabled "Move
object with text", but no help there. Perhaps word
wrapping could be forced into service, but I would prefer
inserting the rectangle in line with the text so that it
is treated as a character in the text layer. However,
drawing objects don't seem able to live in the text
layer. I can create a bitmap and save it as a .tif or
something like that, but it seems needlessly cumbersome.
Any ideas on creating a rectangle the height of the text
and two to three times wider than it is high, that doesn't
wander around? Thanks in advance.