Thanks to all who replied. In addition to groff 1.20.1, I also
had the problem with 1.19.2 (both with Slackware 12.2.)
I did not have the problem with 1.18.1 on Slackware 8.1 on an
older computer, but couldn't get 1.18.1 to compile with Slackware
12.2 on this one.
For now, since DEVTAG isn't me
Hi Ted,
> I ran
>
> groff -ms source > source.ps
>
> on your source file (unedited) and did not observe the result which
> you got. The very first column on the first page was exactly aligned,
> horizontally (i.e. at the same vertical position) with the other two
> columns.
>
> This was grof
> I am trying to format three columns per page using the ms macros.
> However, the first item on the first page in the first column
> gets printed lower than the first items in columns two and three,
> yet page 2 has the tops of all the columns at the same vertical
> position. I'm using groff 1.2
>> I am trying to format three columns per page using the ms macros.
>> However, the first item on the first page in the first column
>> gets printed lower than the first items in columns two and three,
>> yet page 2 has the tops of all the columns at the same vertical
>> position. I'm using groff
On 11-Mar-09 07:04:04, Kurt Kehler wrote:
> I am trying to format three columns per page using the ms macros.
> However, the first item on the first page in the first column
> gets printed lower than the first items in columns two and three,
> yet page 2 has the tops of all the columns at the same
