Hello,
I am trying to typeset handouts/worksheets. At the very top right corner of the page, I need a place for name and date. I need to start above the top margin, and I need the line to be on the right side of the page starting before the right margin and going into that margin. Something like:
name:________________
The problem is that I can't seem to get it to go past the right margin.
I also can't seem to eloquently get it to go above the top margin without altering the margins on the page completely.
Is there a solution to do this? I know other teachers and professors must have needed to do this, too, but I can't seem to find anything in a google search other than "don't do it".
General ⇒ Overriding margins for one line
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Overriding margins for one line
Hi Onix,
you could use the textpos package to place text at an arbitrary absolute position on the page, have a look at its documentation.
Stefan
you could use the textpos package to place text at an arbitrary absolute position on the page, have a look at its documentation.
Stefan
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Re: Overriding margins for one line
Thank you! It looks like this just might do it. I'll play with it and post back here.