Not fair! You're reading ahead!!!

I'll get to that bit soon. I was rather proud of the /mm convention for converting units on the fly. Looks better than mm2pt().

I have the two units in one line in order to accurately measure a position. I'd have to take a look but it looks like I have a text box that needed shortening by one line. I might change that when I get down to it. The text block is 100mm tall, but each line is 7pt apart.

Thanks for the feedback!
Rick


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