Hi Brian, FYI: "Justified" only has any effect in FH (or Word-processors) when the text is more than one line long and contains space characters between other text. Then the spaces are expanded such that the text fills the lines. But if the text is less than a line long it will always be left-aligned. There are two options I can think of to distinguish Census Events from the BMD Events. (1) Make the line of hyphens short enough to fit on one line even in a narrow box and use Alignment: Centred. (2) Use the Font change option to present Census Events in a different colour, etc. Regards, Mike Tate -----Original Message----- Subject: [FHU] Text Scheme Separator Lines On some of my Text schemes for diagrams, I have put in a line of hyphens so that they can act as a visible separator between different types of information (ie between the basic BMD fields and any Census data. I've used a nominal number of hyphens in the "Template" box that provides an obvious separation but it means that for individuals with minimal information, the box is wider than it need to be (and on others the line does not reach both sides). Is it possible to get such a line to automatically fill the width of the diagram box dependent on the width of other text lines (an option akin to the "Vertical Gap" option) ?? I've played with a few of the tick-options but cannot get it to do what I want. I thought the "Justified" option might do it (as it would on a normal word-processor) but it that does not seem to have any effect on any of the fields (left-, centre- and right-align work OK but not justified) I'm using FH Ver 5.0.11 Many thanks Brian