Hi, Here are some program techniques that you can use. They show using both ODS ESCAPECHAR (set to '^' and used for ^{pageof} in the title and the ^S in the footnote and the insertion of RTF control strings into footnote text for the line. The RTF strings should be passed as shown below, with the space after the 'brdrw1 '. (I included the ^{pageof} example because most of my students who want the footnote line also want the ^{pageof} in their output.
If you are using SAS 8.2, then ODS ESCAPECHAR for ^S will work for you; however, ^{pageof} is a technique that will only work in SAS 9. If you are not using SAS 9, there is an RTF control string that will do that same thing as ^{pageof}. You can find that string described here:
http://support.sas.com/faq/040/FAQ04010.html
cynthia
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options nodate nonumber;
title1 j=l font='Arial' h=10pt "Some Pharma Name";
title2 j=l font='Arial' h=10pt "Protocol XXX"
j=r font='Arial' h=10pt "^{pageof}";
title3 j=c font='Arial' h=10pt "Table xxx 7.2";
title4 j=c font='Arial' h=10pt "Listing of Serious Adverse Events";
** make sure there is a SPACE between the 1 and the quote;
** in the second line of the footnote below;
** The \~ is used for a non-breaking space in RTF at the end of the footnote;
footnote j=l font='Arial' h=10pt
"^S={protectspecialchars=off "
"pretext='\brdrt\brdrs\brdrw1 '}"
"\~";
footnote2 j=l font='Arial' h=10pt "(+: Relative to the date of the first application.)";
footnote3 j=l font='Arial' h=10pt "Prepared by: Fred Rogers"
j=r font='Arial' h=10pt "%sysfunc(datetime(), datetime16.)";
ods listing close;
ods rtf file='c:\temp\stuff.rtf';
ods escapechar='^';
proc print data=sashelp.shoes(obs=150);
var region product subsidiary sales returns;
run;
ods rtf close;
title; footnote;
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