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Paragraph Printing Instructions (Keep)
The keep command field determines where a paragraph is printed if there
is not enough space for it at the bottom ofthe current page.
Yes moves the entire paragraph to the next page.
No prints part of the paragraph at the bottom of the current page and the
remainder at the top of the next page.
- keeps the current keep value for each paragraph if two or more
paragraphs with conflicting keep values are selected.
Paragraph Indentation
The paragraph left indent, first line, and right indent command fields insert
temporary margins for specific paragraphs.
Left indent sets the distance from the left document margin to the beginning
of the selected paragraphs (the left paragraph indent). This number must
always be positive.
Right indent sets the distance from the right margin to the end of the
selected paragraphs (the right paragraph indent). This number must always
be positive.
First line sets the distance from the left paragraph indent to the beginning of
the first line in the paragraph. The measurement can be a positive or
negative number. A positive number indents the first line more than the
left paragraph indent. A negative number indents the first line less than the
left indent. Examples of first line indents are shown below.
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