Hello Hans, it's better, but not the space value i want. To see the difference: \starttext \starttabulate[|l|p|] \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR\HL \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR \TB \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR \stoptabulate \godown[3cm] \starttable[|l|p|] \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\FR\HL \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\SR \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\SR \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC \stoptable \stoptext The best look gives \SR or \MR, but as you see, the table doesn't start at left side, and the rule isn't aligned to the text and is too short. :-( Maybe there is an \TB/2? Or redefine the \TB command? thanks for help, christoph Hans Hagen schrieb:
Christoph Czarnetzki wrote:
Hello!
i want to put some space between lines in a tabulate environment.
\starttext \starttabulate[|l|p(1cm)|] \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR\HL \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \crlf\NC\NR \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC \stoptabulate \stoptext
i did it with \crlf, but this is too much for me. \godown doesnt work either. Half of a line in space would be great. I tried that with starttable too, but the \HL command in tabulate works better. The text is aligned directly under the ends of the line. So i use tabulate. And the other problem is, crlf only works if tab is set to |p|.
starttext \starttabulate[|l|p(1cm)|] \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC\NR\HL \TB \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \crlf\NC\NR \NC Some Text \NC Other Text \NC \stoptabulate \stoptext
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