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From: sadowsky@nyu.edu (George Sadowsky)
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Subject: MS-WORD: How can I provide more separation between text and underlining
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Date: 5 Apr 91 19:59:45 GMT
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I'm creating a header logo for stationery, one line of which needs to be 
underlined.  My problem is that the underlining needs to be 2-3 points 
below where Microsoft Word normally puts it, so I need to introduce some 
space between the two.  Superscripting the characters also superscripts 
the underlining (which is the desirable outcome in almost all cases), and 
leaving space at the end of a paragraph obviously does the same thing.  If 
instead of underlining I introduce a new line consisting of just 
underscores, I have a right alignment problem (which I can solve with 
patience) but I introduce too much space.  It's also inelegant, which 
wouldn't bother me if it worked.

Can anyone suggest how I can achieve my objective?

George Sadowsky, Director
Academic Computing Facility
New York University
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