TableStrength Property (Story Control)
   Windows - Visual C++
   Description
   The TableStrength property contains 
   the current value of the table strength for a story.
TableStrength property is read/write.
   Syntax
   long lStrength = m_nStrength;
The TableStrength syntax has these parts:
| Part | Description | |
| lStrength | Long value representing the current table strength for the story. See remarks for values. | |
    Remarks
   Story lines are delimited by '\n'. 
   Table Formatting is guided by the rules that determine when story 
   line is considered a table line. Table strength is a setting that 
   invokes a set of different rules in determining a table line. When a 
   table line is located, the font of the table line is changed to a 
   non-proportional font of same size and attributes of the original 
   font. This helps in re-aligning the rows and columns of a table. The 
   formatting is done on a line by line basis.
| Setting | Value | Description | 
| TABLE_STRICT | 1 | Looks at the white space to story line length ratio. Story lines of a ratio less than 2.65 is considered a table line. | 
| TABLE_MEDIUM | 2 | Story line with a table line before and after is then considered a table line. [Story line sandwiched between tables lines.] | 
| TABLE_SOFT | 3 | Two story lines preceded and succeeded by a table line is considered a table lines | 
| TABLE_SOFTEST | 4 | A new ratio value of digits with respect to non-digital characters. | 
See Also: Table Format Story Preferences
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