| T.R | Title | User | Personal
Name | Date | Lines |
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| 776.1 | 3rd option | CRAYON::GENT | Party gone out of bounds -- B52's | Fri Aug 07 1987 14:02 | 3 |
| Try a <DEFINITION_LIST>.
--Andrew
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| 776.2 | I don't think so | CHGV04::ORZECH | Alvin Orzechowski @RDC | Fri Aug 07 1987 15:04 | 3 |
| <DEFINITION_LIST> bolds each <DEFLIST_ITEM> and puts it on the line
above each <DEFLIST_DEF>. I don't want bolding and I do want the
definitions starting on the same line. Any other suggestions?
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| 776.3 | Try <TABLE> in REPORT | DECWET::KOSAK | | Fri Aug 07 1987 19:48 | 9 |
| Alvin,
You can get what you're looking for, but it may depend on what doctype
you're using. I know that REPORT and OVERHEADS will work. There
must be others.
Simply use <TABLE> but don't give it a title, or any heads.
-- Craig
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| 776.4 | Informal table | VAXUUM::SEGAL | | Mon Aug 10 1987 11:05 | 9 |
| RE .3:
All doctypes will produce what you want, so long as your <TABLE>
has no caption and no headings. The automatic rules are related to
the design, but are bound to the caption and/or column headings.
So, even a design that uses table rules will not produce them
if a table is coded without headings and/or a caption.
Lee
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| 776.5 | Close, but no cigar, yet | CHGV04::ORZECH | Alvin Orzechowski @RDC | Mon Aug 10 1987 11:11 | 30 |
| I'm using doctype SOFTWARE.REFERENCE - just like I think the manuals
I'm looking at use. On Craig's suggestion, here's what I used:
<TABLE>()
<TABLE_ATTRIBUTES>(MULTIPAGE )
<TABLE_SETUP>(2\10 )
<TABLE_ROW>(LIST\
This would seem to be a list because things are separated like one,
but none of the <LIST> types seem to do this.)
<TABLE_ROW>(TABLE\
Maybe it's a <TABLE> of some sort, but all the tables I've played with
put lines at the top and bottom and I don't want them. )
<ENDTABLE>
This yealded the following results:
Table 1
______________________________________________________________________
LIST This would seem to be a list because things are separated like
one, but none of the <LIST> types seem to do this.
TABLE Maybe it's a <TABLE> of some sort, but all the tables I've
played with put lines at the top and bottom and I don't want
them.
______________________________________________________________________
I don't want "Table 1" and the top and bottom border lines. Any other
suggestions?
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| 776.6 | Got it! | CHGV04::ORZECH | Alvin Orzechowski @RDC | Mon Aug 10 1987 11:31 | 24 |
| Finally! Here's what I did:
<TABLE>
<TABLE_SETUP>(2\10 )
<TABLE_ROW>(LIST\
This would seem to be a list because things are separated like one,
but none of the <LIST> types seem to do this.)
<TABLE_ROW>(TABLE\
Maybe it's a <TABLE> of some sort, but all the tables I've played with
put lines at the top and bottom and I don't want them. )
<ENDTABLE>
Which yielded the following:
LIST This would seem to be a list because things are separated like
one, but none of the <LIST> types seem to do this.
TABLE Maybe it's a <TABLE> of some sort, but all the tables I've
played with put lines at the top and bottom and I don't want
them.
Thanx Andrew, Craig, and Lee for all the help.
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