Remove the intentation on first line

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  Now, the problem is that I tried all available of Text::GridAlignmentMetric values, but none of them affect the 'first line only. Please tell me the solution of this problem. I'm short on time.

  Thanks in advance.

  You apply this attribute via kEditTextStyleCmdBoss or equivalent? If this is not the case, consider to do.

  kGABaseline is what you need. In addition (see dialogue change style to a "pipe") you will need kTAGridAlignOnlyFirstLineReportBoss - IID_ITEXTATTRBOOLEAN set to true...

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• Prevent the withdrawal of first line at the beginning of a page or column

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  I work with long documents (books). I want to automate as much as possible to add. My question is: Y at - there a way to tell InDesign do not indent the first line of a paragraph when it is on a page or a column?

  Thank you

  Martin

  The quick answer is, no there is not, unfortunately. InDesign can't do 'conditional paragraphs', but it would be a very good feature request.

  What could be done is a script: the script to find paragraphs at the top of a page or column and remove the dash.

  You can also check "automatic formatting" in-Tools Pro to see if it does what it takes:http://in-tools.com/plugins.html

  Finally, I wonder if Framemaker has such an option. It's somehow better suited to long documents that InDesign, I just realized.

  Ariel

• How to remove the numbers on blank lines without fully justify above the text?

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  I have a problem with my numbering.  I would like to delete the line numbers where there is no text.  But when I back off the line of text without deleting the number, then shift + return to add a paragraph break 'justifies all lines'.  He said that it's always "justify the last line aligned to the left", but is not, and I can't change it back. I tried to manually change the justification, but it is so hard to do with all the paragraphs, and it looks like not equal. I have attached a few screenshots to illustrate my problem.
  
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  Above is the screenshot where you can see that there are a number (25) on the empty text line.
  This is when I removed by backspacing of the line and then shift + return to add a new line, but her line above is fully justified, and not justified with the last line aligned to the left.

  

  Thanks for your help!  Natasha, a user of InDesign beginner.
  
  

  Return shift is a forced line break, so you now a last blank line, and is the one who remains aligned. ID does exactly what it's supposed to.

  Instead of trying to use blank lines to separate paragraphs you should use space after or front of the space.

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  UTL_SMTP.write_data (c,
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  -----
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  ' Content-Type: text/plain; "|| UTL_TCP. CRLF.
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  UTL_TCP. CRLF.
  
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  I remember correctly, a single empty line serves as a separator between the header Mime and Mime body.

  Copy the following code...

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    UTL_TCP.crlf ||
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    TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'DD-MON-YYYY') || '.dat"' ||
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  .. generates 2 blank lines after the Mime header.

  Delete the last CRLF and see if this fits the Bill.

• Using of "get the N first lines only" does / * + FIRST_ROWS ([N]) * / redundant index?

  I know FIRST_ROWS indicator shows the optimizer to minimize the time of the first row.  I know that the new feature of 12 c for "fetch [FIRST |]» [NEXT] [N] LINES [ONLY |] WITH LINKS] "get first/next N lines only / with ties" will implement the query using ROW_NUMBER().  Should I leave hint in case it improves performance, or the clause FETCH FIRST made this redundant suspicion?

  Hi Wes and Hoek,

  Oracle said on the indicators in the 12 c setting guide. Each version of this statement becomes stronger.

  The disadvantage of the advice is additional code that you must manage, audit and control. Tips have been introduced in Oracle7, when users have little recourse if the optimizer generated suboptimal plans. Because changes in the database and host environment can make obsolete tips or negative consequences, it is a good practice to test the use of indicators, but use other techniques to manage the execution plans.

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  Oracle presents advice in V7, basically as an admission that its optimizer based on CSSTidy based cost did not get things right all the time and tried to get rid of them since. In addition, the preferred method of setting when you are browsing the major updates was to review advice to remove them. It will be interesting to what extent can it be pushed in V12.

  In what concerns the first lines index and ROWNUM limiting, unless you just try to get the garbage data, it's meaningless without the presence of an ORDER BY. Once you have an ORDER BY, the query must retrieve all the data before it can return anything. The exception to this rule is if there is an index that the database can use to retrieve already ordered data, that is to say on the order of columns. Therefore, the essence of the indication of FIRST LINES. It will be aggressive looking in the index in favor if the index is in line with the order of. (Try the setting of a SIEBEL instance if you need proof)

  I don't have a 12 c to test at the moment, but looking at the examples of Martin, it appears the optimizer is aware of the new windowing function in the new FETCH FIRST/NEXT structure and selects a plan that gives the best answer. If you go through the effort to review suggested rownum limited requests to remove the tips if possible, maybe you should just rewrite with new windowing function.

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• First line indent except the first line of a paragraph

  Hello

  I would create a paragraph style with a first line indent, with the exception of the first line, which I have no dash.

  Attached an example of how I want it to look.

  Best regards

  Vincent

  

  You need a second style to the first paragraph. Based on the other model and the withdrawal of first line value of 0.

• I'm working on a list at several levels, and when my list gets to the two figures on the third level, he pushes the first line of the text beyond the point of withdrawal.

  I played a bit with the indent and spacing in the paragraph without result style. How to get to the line upwards again after this point or just change the withdrawal of this it is so every game, no matter what number he?

  Use a withdrawal left, like 10 mm for iterated section, then set the indentation of first line to 10 mm. (or 15/15 etc., depending on how much you need. Enter a tab between the number and the text in the first line.

  If you use auto-numbering lists, then typing a tab is not necessary, but also take a look at the left indent and the parameters of the line first indent.

• First line indent Null

  Hello

  I need a null value in the paragraph Style "first line indent. See my code below

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  pstyle var = app.documents.item (0).paragraphStyles.everyItem () .getElements ();

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  If (.appliedParagraphStyle [i] pstyle is '04 space pause FL')

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  }

  --------------

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  Assia

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  There are two errors in your code.

  • You should compare the name of the style.
  • NULL is not a value

  Try this:

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• Hanging of withdrawals - new Para first line: double tab?

  Hi all

  Very limited experience with InDesign, so please forgive.

  I have a template for Word I'm trying to reproduce in Indesign for a book project:

  

  I used the hanging indents here to separate the initials of someone from their speech in a transcript. Using a tab at the beginning I can achieve. However, in InDesign, I seem to have to use two characters of tab for each new paragraph - is it possible so that InDesign can behave in the same way as Word?

  

  Up to this point, I have follow-up 'Create a hanging indent': http://help.Adobe.com/en_US/InDesign/CS/using/WSa285fff53dea4f8617383751001ea8cb3f-6dbba.h tml

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  This must be one of the least useful help topics.

  You need that a tab in the paragraph, between the initials and their speeches. Everything is managed through dashes, and it's best handles in a paragraph Style (a you actually need two styles if there is more than one paragraph per person), in the withdrawal and spacing screen in the style definition window.

  The first paragraph, set the left indent value. Which is how long you want the text of the speech from the edge of the frame. Then set the withdrawal of first line to a negative value, the same number, so the initials are on hunting left in thypically. You can add spaces before or after the space here, too, if you want paragraphs spacing as they are in your first example. Now go to the screen of the tabs in the dialog box and define a left-aligned tab at the same position as the left indent.

  For the following, your new style can be based on the first style, but the withdrawal of first line value of 0. It's the only thing you have to change here, but you can remove the tab if you want (or not, because at this point it will never get used).

  If there is always at least two paragraphs, you can set the second style be the following Style for the first (in the general screen). If the number of points may vary, with two styles and put 'same style' as the next style for your second. If there is always a fixed number of paragraphs, you can create a style for each of them (according to them) and set the style in a rolling loop so the last paragraph has the style of the first paragraph as its next style. This way you can just typing away and do not testify to a style. Whenever you press the Enter key, the following style will be applied to the new paragraph.

  As far as I remember, it really is the same way, we need to do it in Word.

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