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With a textbox, you definitely can have shading beyond the text.
I do not know if you can place two frames, one atop another, but I suspect not. I did something like what you want by putting a hanging indent in the style and adding a manual line break at the beginning and a tab before each paragraph. Still far from automatic or completely Style-based. I've attached the document with this frame. ![]() ![]() Last edited by Charles Kenyon; 03-24-2014 at 02:35 PM. Reason: Change links |
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Thanks again!
OK it seems to be a hard nut. The solution needs to be very simple since it will be a corporate template. I have before made something similiar with a list and will now test a list without any list sign. It will still not be intendented to the right though. |
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