In standard word processors, "top" refers to the top margin of a line. But in InPage, the setting in the context of character code 293c refers to the Y-axis anchor point of that specific glyph.
It happened right here. Top of the page. Paragraph C.
In standard word processors, "top" refers to the top margin of a line. But in InPage, the setting in the context of character code 293c refers to the Y-axis anchor point of that specific glyph.
It happened right here. Top of the page. Paragraph C.
In standard word processors, "top" refers to the top margin of a line. But in InPage, the setting in the context of character code 293c refers to the Y-axis anchor point of that specific glyph.
It happened right here. Top of the page. Paragraph C.