Dear All, Recently I started using groff for writing business letters. In my particular case, I experimented with the macro package me following the example letter I found in the documentationm, but my question is not linked to the choice of any particular macro package.
In me, adding a footer with .fo 'arg left'arg center'arg right' works as expected, with the blatantly obvious limitation that the elements of the footer should not contain line breaks. However, I'd like to have information in two lines --- perhaps best to be imagined like a tbl with two rows and three columns: .TS center expand nospaces tab(|); l c r. Contact | Tax ID|Bank Account / IBAN me@org|12334|DE12123123450100 .TE Since the letters I want to create never have more than one page, I could bypass the .fo mechanism. Should I indeed use a table which I somehow push to the bottom of the page, or should I construct three pic boxes with text in them? Or is there a much better way? What is your best practice? Thank you for all suggestions! Oliver. -- Dr. Oliver Corff Mail:oliver.co...@email.de
