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Tabs and simple tables
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Tessa Lau |
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Tabs and simple tables |
Date: |
Sat, 3 Dec 1994 10:13:36 -0500 (EST) |
Hi all. I just upgraded to lout 3.02 a few days ago, so bear with me.
I'm fooling around with tabs in normal text (i.e., not inside a @CP or
a @Tab), and while the first tab seems to line up properly, second and
third columns don't look quite right. F'rinstance, I want to do a
simple 2-column table without using the table package like so:
@Display lines @Break {
{} First The first thing I did was eat figs.
Second Next on the agenda was making pastries.
}
The "First" and "Second" are lined up vertically, but the sentences
aren't. Yet inside a @CP, you can set tabin and tabout such that
lining things up with tabs looks nice. Why isn't this the default in
normal text? Or can someone get this to work?
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