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Old 12-18-2010, 04:44 PM
sal sorrentino sal sorrentino is offline Putting Solid Blank Lines on 1/2 Upper Left of Page Windows XP Putting Solid Blank Lines on 1/2 Upper Left of Page Office 2000
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I am preparing a document that needs to have three solid line with 1.5x spacing. The problem is I only need them about 4" wide from the left margin. This is compunded in that I need it in 12 point. On the rigt side--in line with these lines are the name of a company , which is in 38 point type. With two lines of type below for the address and phone #.

The only way I have been able to get the lines in position and properly spaced has been by utilizing a txt box, which is fine if I could get the border of the "box" to disappear.

---------------------- 38 Point Type
---------------------- Address
---------------------- Tel #



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