Ted Harding: > One "hack" which might lead to what you want is to calculate an > indent based on the width of the tag "PS: ", and then increment > the line-indentation once the paragraph has been started (but > you would need to reset it at the end of the paragraph): > (Note the use of the unstretchable space "\ "). With Type 0 para: > > .nr indnt \w'PS:\ ' > .P > PS:\ This is a hanging paragraph. > .in +\n[indnt]u > This is a hanging paragraph.
I have made your code a bit simpler: .nr indnt 120 .in +\n[indnt]u .ti -(\n[indnt]u) PS:\ Example of a post-scriptum, it has a hanging indent. .in -\n[indnt]u But I was asking how to do it using a macro just like you mentioned it was made in MS. Anton
