Advance

Moves the starting point of text to the left or right, up or down, or to a specific location on the page.

Note

Microsoft recommends that you avoid using the ADVANCE field, and instead use text adjustment commands available in these three dialog boxes on the Format menu: Font, Paragraph, and Tabs.

Syntax

{ ADVANCE [switches] }

Switches

SwitchWhat It Does
\dMoves text down (specify number of points).
\lMoves text to the left, even if it results in overlapping text (specify number of points).
\rMoves text to the right (specify number of points).
\uMoves text up (specify number of points).
\xMoves text to a specific horizontal location relative to a column or a frame (specify number of points).
\yMoves the entire line to a specific vertical ...

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