Sorry for the late reply.
>> [...] if I do:
>>
>> .so ul.tmac
>> .ce 1
>> .Underline "Executive Summary"
>>
>> It correctly centers the text but the entire line is underlined
>> instead of just the "Executive Summary".
Indeed, this somehow escaped my tests. You get the same `bad' result
if you use the .rj request, BTW. Reason is that register \n[.k]
doesn't get the correct values assigned before and after a line
centered or right justified with .ce or .rj, respectively. In both
cases, \n[.k] is zero.
On the other hand, saying
.ad c
works.
> .LP
> some text
> .ce 1
> .UL "Executive Summary"
> .LP
> and more text.
> And more text.
> And more text.
> And more text.
> And more text.
> And more text.
I think this is the solution to go, and I'll implement it if I have
time: Use an ms-like underlining macro if either .ce or .rj is active.
Werner
