DOCERR: RTF Codes \fi<n> and \li<n> Use Twips Instead of SpacesLast reviewed: July 17, 1997Article ID: Q68694 |
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SUMMARYThe Rich Text Format codes \fi<n> and \li<n> used for creating help files are incorrectly described in the online help. The online help states that the code \fi<n> indents the first line of the paragraph <n> spaces, and the code \li<n> indents the entire paragraph <n> spaces from the left margin. However, the value of <n> is the number of twips and not the number of spaces. A twip is 1/20 of a point or 1/1440 of an inch; 180 twips approximates one space (that is, \li720 will indent the entire paragraph four spaces).
MORE INFORMATIONPage 4 of the "Professional Advisor Library Reference" describes the RTF codes \fi and \li but does not mention the <n> parameter to indent the paragraphs. Page 155 of the "Microsoft C Advanced Programming Techniques" manual describes the correct syntax for the RTF codes but does not mention the format for <n>.
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