Just click and drag in the ruler of the text editor.
It seems a little buggy to me as sometimes you can create a new tab between existing tabs and sometimes it just moves the next tab along.
The tabs also seem to be set line by line - not for the entire paragraph when you are adjusting them.
Although once you have the first line set up and then 'Enter' for a new line it will use the tabs of the line above (but still they adjust separately).
Barry.
Beaten to the punch by Matt.
I hadn't tried selecting all to adjust all lines at once.
Mind you I had never tried to adjust the tabs before either.
It seems a little buggy to me as sometimes you can create a new tab between existing tabs and sometimes it just moves the next tab along.
The tabs also seem to be set line by line - not for the entire paragraph when you are adjusting them.
Although once you have the first line set up and then 'Enter' for a new line it will use the tabs of the line above (but still they adjust separately).
Barry.
Beaten to the punch by Matt.
I hadn't tried selecting all to adjust all lines at once.
Mind you I had never tried to adjust the tabs before either.
After the initial 'custom' tab on any line, it will revert back to 'standard' tabs (what ever spacing that is - 1.25 and a little bit units - text size seems to have no impact on this spacing).
If you look just under the ruler, you will see very small faint marks where the standard tabs are.
Every time you create a custom tab position, the standard tabs before it are wiped out but you will see them after it.
I hope that helps.
Barry.
In the Microsoft and Adobe Suites, as well as AutoCAD:
Header - Hanging - Left - Middle - Decimal - Right
Is this possible in AC? Given how AC is with all other text formatting...
Ling.
It seems not.
Just regular left justified tabs only.
No option to change them to other types of tabs.
Barry.
