Letter Merge Code Symbols "¬ " and "<"
These symbols are used to determine if your letter text after the merge code moves left (Left justified) or stays in one exact location on your letter
¬ Will keep the information in that exact location
< Will left justify
Example:
- The "¬" is good for text that should not move on your letter. Things like a date that you want always be at the top right of your letter in a specific location.
- The "<" is good if you need information to move together for example:
"John smith" using the "<" as oppose to "John Smith"
Note: In order to create the merge code symbol (¬) that precedes the merge codes in your letters you must use a ALT+NUMPAD combination technique to achieve this
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Hold down the ALT key
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Type 0172 on the number pad
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Release ALT
This will give you the ¬ character
Keywords - Kbase Merge Code
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