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  • hancilt
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    Thanks a lot,

    I was looking in wrong places: changing the default object style did not occure to me (while at hingsight it is kind of logical…)- and  I did not even know how to make it default. So this is a solution I would be searching for a LONG TIME… 

    Tomas

    in reply to: Footnotes in CS4 are leaving orphans when split #54229
    hancilt
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    Thank Martin for trying to recreate the problem. Just to check if I am not doing something completely wrong:

    I am using Keep line Together at start/end of Paragraph start set to 2 end 2 as well.

    This setting however, allows splitting of footnotes so that I get a SINGLE WORD on a new line overflow to the next page!

    When I up the limitts to 3 lines, it correctly keeps the footnote together.

    And similarly if I specify “all lines in paragraph” it works.

    I always thought that 2 lines together is the correct setting to get at least one full line and a fraction together.

    It does not work for my instalation. I am using CS4 version 6,04.example

    in reply to: Footnotes in CS4 are leaving orphans when split #51212
    hancilt
    Member

    Thank Martin for trying to recreate the problem.  Just to check if I am not doing something completely wrong:

    I am using Keep line Together at start/end of Paragraph start set to 2 end 2 as well.

    This setting however, allows splitting of footnotes so that I get a SINGLE WORD on a new line overflow to the next page!

    When I up the limitts to 3 lines, it correctly keeps the footnote together.

    And similarly if I specify “all lines in paragraph” it works.

    I always thought that 2 lines together is the correct setting to get at least one full line and a fraction together.

    It does not work for my instalation.  I am using CS4 version 6,04.example

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