Thank you. I am very grateful for your advice.
The Roman numerals and other numerical entries are common entries in organ specifications, so I assume that the use of them isnât a problem. However, Iâm not sure how I should alter the layout now. I simply selected columns initially and set that to six. As for the vertical dividing lines, some of these (apparently randomly) change their density as I change the âzoomâ setting at the bottom right. 140% makes them all of the same density.
Regarding the layout, I would like to list these entries in columns as that is how they are usually done. Is there some way of changing the settings but retaining the layout in six columns? As for separate tables, I could do that for each separate page if that helps, though Iâm not sure how to accomplish that. Do I set up each page as a separate file perhaps, and then somehow join them together?
As for dedicated paragraph styles, I donât know how to do that or, for that matter, what dedicated styles I should choose as Iâd still like the overall layout and appearance to remain if possible, as that is a commonly presented style. Character styles, if I understand correctly, are simply the use of what is available on my keyboard: numbers, letters capital or lower-case, etc., and paragraph styles are simply new paragraphs within each column where necessary to separate the lists in places.
I should explain that all of these entries are simply lists of the various âstopsâ (voices) in the design with names and âspeaking lengthsâ (in feet).
If you can help me further, I should be very grateful. I donât particularly need this to be done by private mail, as there is nothing secretive about it. I donât honestly imagine that anyone is going to take advantage of my ideas, and if they did I would actually be very pleased!
Perhaps I should add that none of the other similar lists (in columns) I have are still presented as they were originally, though to be honest I have avoided trying to make any alterations in case I create even more problems.
Thanks again for the advice.