Hello, If you want to do this for all of your documents, I'd go ahead and modify the TL macro using some of the recommendations already mentioned. If you want to do this on every page, then you might want to modify the PT macro.
It might be possible to bury the necessary troff code in OH, but you'd have to explore that further. Regards, Bill Ward > From: Louis Guillaume <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Wed, 05 Mar 2008 16:49:16 -0500 > To: <groff@gnu.org> > Subject: [Groff] Headers with text and images > > Hi! > > So far I have had very good success formatting my documents the "normal" > ms-macro way using .TL etc., putting my logo above the .TL with .PSPIC. > Like this... > > .PSPIC mylogo.eps 2in > .TL > .nf > .LG > PROPOSAL > > \f(BIREAL TITLE HERE\fP > .SM > > ETC ETC. > > But now I want to increase the degree of difficulty. Let's say I want > the Logo to be left-justified in the top left corner of the page, and > the "REAL TITLE" in larger text, right-justified adjacent to the logo > with the .AU, .IN, etc. under it. > > I can't seem to figure it out. Can anyone help? > > It would be very good to have a comprehensive documentation of > page-layout features and macros expressed in terms of moving "objects" > about on the page. Maybe it exists already? > > Louis > > >
