Bar Tabs in Pages?

A Guide is a thin blue line down or across your document that doesn't print. It's just there as a reference. Objects will snap to it and it helps you to see spacial relationships between objects on your page.

Jerry

I should add a note to head off your first Guide problem. You create a Guide by clicking on the ruler and dragging a line off the ruler onto the page. You can grab the line at any time and move it about. If you decide you're tired of the line, you can drag it back to the ruler. Create as many lines as you wish. BUT, you can't create a line unless you have a graphic object in your document -- a Shape, a Table, a Text Box, etc., and at least one of the objects is Selected. If necessary, Insert a Shape and leave it selected while you add lines, then delete the object.

There - all you need to know about guides...

Message was edited by: Jerrold Green1

Hey… Hoh, be quiet.

Here we are end users like you. We aren't your slaves. You, Word use, know what you want but many of us don't use Word so, when you describe your problem we tried to guess what you are asking about.
If you aren't satisfied with the way *_three reknowned helpers responded_*, try to guess what was missing in your question.

I guessed that your problem was related to the tab stops and the Ruler but if the three others didn't, it's mainly due to the original question wording.

And for sure, if you aren't satisfied by Pages features, hurry up, return to Word. We will not worry about that !

Yvan KOENIG (VALLAURIS, France) mardi 24 août 2010 20:59:48

Yes I had a look in MsWord to find it, so I know what it looks like.

Pages does not have that but maybe you can achieve the same thing as I pointed out previously with a custom bullet. Insert a vertical bar as the bullet.

Peter