Nudger™ is a palette that can be used to set the nudge amount in QuarkXPress 3.1. To use Nudger™, open the palette from the View menu. Enter the nudge amout in the palette and press enter. Optionally, you can use the popup menu to set the nudge amount. That is all there is to this.
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