Moving flanker to the right position

[gilis]

Yes I do..as for the x alignment and etc, it's just like that of the
other words..there should be no reason why they appear so different in
position on the display..

On Oct 10, 10:43 pm, Evelina Tapia <evel... at illinois.edu> wrote:
> Gilis,
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> under textbox properties you can specify text color, textbox
> background color etc. You can also specify alignment there as well so
> try that for you right display. Also, do you have separate text boxes
> for each word or for each flanker object? There could be potential
> word wrapping differences between the two items as well.
>
> Evelina
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> On Oct 10, 11:46 am, gilis <gilads... at gmail.com> wrote:
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> > Hi,
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> > I have two flankers in my experiment display, one is on the right and
> > the other is on the left. Each flanker is made of 3 words (separate
> > text object for each), one above the other. The problem I get is that
> > while on the left everything seems OK and balanced, on the right, the
> > upper word is pushed from the beginning of the display, so while the
> > flanker on the left side look like that:
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> > FOOD
> > WATER
> > FORK
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> > the flanker on the right side look like that:
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> >   SEA
> > LAND
> > BOAT
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> > i.e., it doesn't start from the beginning of the row though it was
> > defined to start from there..Also, I was thinking that it is a problem
> > with the way the word is put in the list from which the text object
> > call it-but apparently there is nothing wrong...Also, while all other
> > words remain stable when the experiment goes from one slide to the
> > other, the only moving word is off course the upper one (i.e., sea).
>
> > Thanks in advance,
> > Gilis

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