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Re: Elementary Document Formatting Questions

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  • Subject: [mg123750] Re: Elementary Document Formatting Questions
  • From: Armand Tamzarian <mike.honeychurch at gmail.com>
  • Date: Sat, 17 Dec 2011 02:46:11 -0500 (EST)
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On Dec 16, 9:52 pm, Gregory Lypny <gregory.ly... at videotron.ca> wrote:
>         Hello everyone,
>
>         I have some document preparation questions that I have been
> struggling with in setting up a publication workflow.
>
>         1.  How can I ensure that my notebooks look the way I intended
> when viewed by recipients?  This really concerns fonts.  I thought that
> Mathematica embeds fonts so that sharing notebooks or CDFs would be like
> sharing PDFs, which look the way you created them.  Unfortunately, that
> does not appear to be the case.  The fonts that are displayed depend on
> the fonts installed on the remote or recipient's computer.  I've
> created Mathematica notebooks at home with fonts like Palatino Linotype,
> which end up as Helvetica when presented at seminars.  The Options
> Inspector has an option called "Embed External Fonts."  It is set to
> true, but I'm not really sure what it does.  I must be missing
> something.
>
>         2.  How can I create a title style cell that prints half way
> down the title page?  I've created a style with a big top cell margin.
>  The title does appear mid way down the page in the working environment,
> but it appears near the top of the page when printed.
>
>         3.  How can I prevent the second line of a long string, say, a
> few sentences, from being right indented when the text wraps in an
> element of a grid?
>
>         Any tips would be much appreciated,
>
>                 Gregory

#1 not sure. I've seen discussion about this before on Mathgroup --
you can search for them -- but they were for PDF.

#2 Make a duplicate of your Title style and go Cell > Show Expression
and change the duplicate to e.g.

Cell[StyleData["Title", "Printout"],
 CellMargins->{{10, Inherited}, {10, 300}}]

#3 I have seen this before but unfortunately do not know how to fix
this. (i.e. it doesn;t seem to be controlled by Alignment or
TextJustification)

sorry I coudn't be more help.

Mike



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