The problem is that underlines are not adjustable, and rules drawn with the orthogonal line tool won't move with your text when you make changes. The solution to the problem is to use Rules from the Style menu. This month, we will examine QuarkXPress' rules palette. The real advantage of creating rules with the rules palette is that they will be totally adjustable, they will move with your text when you make changes. And as if that weren't enough, you will be able to create rules much faster with this method.
Rules are a paragraph format.
That means that there must be a return at the end of whatever you want to apply rules to. In this example, rules have been added to help the reader follow the information across. The real beauty of using the rules palette is that if the size, width or leading of the text is changed, the rules will change with the type. Another Good Use Of Rules Rules can be used for much more than baseline rules. You can also use rules to create type reversed out of a bar.