tabs in script

[Former Member]

Hi friends ,

can any body tell me how tab spaces will work in script.

suppose i am having 3 tab spaces like

1 0.65 cm left

2. 0.85 cm left

3. 1.00 tw left

what is mean by first space .65 an d second one .85

kumar

[Former Member]

Hi,

You put ,, for tabs as you know.

1 0.65 cm left

2. 0.85 cm left

3. 1.00 tw left

These mean that:

First tab 'that is first ,,' will stop at 0,65, if you put second ,, near to first then it will <b>not</b> stop at 1.30, it will stop at 0.85, if you put third tab near second like ',, ,, ,,' then it will stop at 1.

Hope helps.

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[Former Member]

Hi,

It is very simple to understand tab settings.

If you want A to be printed at 1 cm and B to be printed at 3 cm, the first tab space would be 1 CM nad second would be 3 CM.

Left alignment means the characters start printing from the tab value.

Right alignment means the chracters will be prited upto max of <tab_value>.

In your case -

the first field is printed at 0.65 cm left oriented, second from 0.85 cm.