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Kerstin Roland United States Local time: 07:15 Member (2003) German to English
Jul 26, 2006
I am working on a document in Word 2000 with double columns, and the client has requested line numbering, but not to the left of each column as would be easy to do with the line numbering feature, but instead only BETWEEN the two columns.
I have researched everywhere, but can't find anything on line numbering only between columns. Does anyone know if this is possible?
Thank you very much in advance for your help.
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Robert Zawadzki (X) Local time: 13:15 English to Polish + ...
'1' in the first row is normal text, in subsequent rows the numbers are really formulas (the same one everywhere so you can copy it downwards, select and press F9).
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Kerstin Roland United States Local time: 07:15 Member (2003) German to English
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table vs. column
Jul 26, 2006
Thank you very much for your reply, Robert.
The link appears to relate more to tables.
In my case I have columns of continuous text, like newspaper columns, between which the line numbers are supposed to be inserted.
Thank you!
Kerstin
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Lars Jelking Israel Local time: 14:15 English to Swedish + ...
Third column
Jul 26, 2006
Create a third column between the already existing, set the width to a small value and enter the line numbers as you should have entered regular text. Push the text down with ENTER while entering the line numbers as you go.
You may have to experiment a little, but it works.
Good luck!
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Kerstin Roland United States Local time: 07:15 Member (2003) German to English
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possible solution
Jul 26, 2006
Hello Lars,
That may be a possible solution and has crossed my mind too.
I was looking for a way that would not break up the flow of the text, but at least this way I will have the numbers included, and I can always adjust the text or any tag errors it may cause.
I'll definitely give it a try - thank you very much!
Kind regards,
Kerstin
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Kerstin Roland United States Local time: 07:15 Member (2003) German to English
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Interim Solution
Aug 7, 2006
I ended up combining Lars' suggestion with a text box.
This means that I left the continuous text in the colums intact (for TRADOS purposes), but inserted a text box in the middle between the columns, using the same font and just hitting ENTER in between the numbers.
It worked perfectly.
Thank you for everyone's suggestions!
Kind regards,
Kerstin
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