Re: [SL] Cheque template help requested.

[Jigme D. <jig...@gm...>]

> I think it
> may have to do with boxes?

I think it's due to using a fixed /vspace instead of flexible vglue.
I think what you want to do (and this may take some playing around) is
figure out how far *up* the page you want the bottom of your cheque,
and put a \vfill between the top of the cheque, and the bottom of the
summary, and then at the bottom put the \vspace that you want from the
bottom of your cheque.  Now I'm not sure that this gives the answer
that you are looking for.  It would depend on how you want to lay this
all out.  The way that you have it laid out you have the invoice
information at the top, then the cheque below that, and it appears
that it is just a little bit below  it.  So what you want to do if you
want to maintain the same format is to make sure that {tabularx} is
the same size, and I'm not familiar enough with LaTeX to know if that
is a text box, or if it's just a lexical boundary.  If it is a textbox
then you should be able to define the hsize and vsize of the box.  If
it's simply lexical (has no direct effect on how things are laid out
on the page), then you will have to find a way to put the cheque on
the page where you want (and that's crutial).  I would suggest trying
to place the cheque either on the top of the printed page of
"letterpaper".  That may be easily said, but much more difficult to
produce with the cheque paper that you are using.

Jigme Datse