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Is there anyway to align the heading in a schedule left or right instead of centered? Is there a work-around?
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Work around is to tun them off and add your own text in "Paper space"
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You can also try adding in 'spaces' with a single period at the end of the fields and play with the column widths to force the text to move one way or another but that's far from perfect.
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Ok, thanks
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