Thank you one and all for your fine postings and helpful spirit. I meant to post back on Sunday but the day got day from me. As many things in Fortran do, it came to me in in my sleep Sat. night that it may not matter that the Y-array is not contained in the COMMON block I removed. Rather, I...
I have a rather large F77 program that I have carefully converted to F90. To further move it to F90, I am tediously removing each of a number of COMMON blocks. I have successfully dismantled 4 of them, and am working on a 5th. At each stage, I verify output vs. the original test case to...
Firstly, I apologize for my last post. I didn't read your post carefully and understand that you were referencing a uploaded WP file w/ an example, etc.
I now see your example and instructions. My reaction now is sort of one of those good news/bad news ones:
* The good news is, as you duly...
Your last post was unnecessary. I successfully uploaded my sample table to MediaFire (link is above in THAT post by me).
You asked me to attach (upload, really) a sample table in MS Word format showing what I have been saying all along that wanted to do. Now that I've done that, have you any...
The guidance on this site for "how" to attach a file is lacking to say the least. After staring for quite some tine, it appears that attaching a file, per se, is impossible,. Rather, it appears that one must first upload the file to some site and supply a URL link to the site that holds the...
I don't want to change the color of "the lines that surround the cell." That is where this thread started (see 01/12/12; middle statement).
When I say I want to "change the color of a single horizontal line (separating 2 rows) to red." that implies ONE line.
"The line at the top of the cell...
Thanks for your rely, DDW124, but you didn't read my problem carefully. My objective is not to fill a horizontal row w/ some color. My objective is to ONLY color 2 parallel horizontal lines within a table.
I repeat:
I go to the Borders/Fill screen. In the lower left-hand corner is a Color...
I can't say it any more simply.
When I create a comment, it DEFAULTS as Justification: FULL
I would think there'd be a way to set it to LEFT (as a default).
I'd like to establish default Comment formatting in WP12, e.g., setting the font to TimesRoman and setting justification to Left (unfortunately, it's hard-wired to Full).
Does anyone know how to set this? I've searched & searched and see nothing on this.
The better question might be:
Does...
I'm simply trying to change the color of a single horizontal line (separating 2 rows) to red.
So I go to the Borders/Fill screen. In the lower left-hand corner is a Color: drop-down. There, when I choose red, it makes the borders of ALL surrounding lines (top/bottom, L/R) red!
My sense is...
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