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Re: Re: typesetting fractions
You miss the whole point of the complaints about page-breaking.
Evidently you've never used a REAL typesetting program like (La)TeX.
One wants the program to handle page breaks for printed material
transparently, automatically -- normally FILLING a page to the bottom
margin of typeset material.
Of course, one should still have the option to override the automatic
processing -- e.g., to force an extra line onto a page, or to force a
line or two to the next page (and accordingly add slight amounts of
additional space between lines on the shortened page) to avoid a "widow".
And graphical content (or, for that matter, other particular kinds of
cells) need to be able to "float".
Steve Luttrell wrote:
> You can control page breaks as follows:
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> 1. Selecting a cell above or below the place where you want the page break.
> 2. Open up the Option Inspector (Ctrl Shift O in Windows).
> 3. Click down to Cell Options \ Page Breaking.
> 4. Select whatever page breaking options you want.
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> Steve Luttrell
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> "Bobby R. Treat" <drbob at bigfoot.com> wrote in message
> news:bv000n$jb8$1 at smc.vnet.net...
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>>I couldn't agree more. I haven't even learned to control page breaks
>>-- and that needs to be COMPLETELY transparent.
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>>Bobby
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