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I do NOT want parallel headers, meaning left and right header are opposite eachother. I want the left header to be lower than the right header. Is it possible to do that in Curve?enter image description here

My code:


\NeedsTeXFormat{LaTeX2e}
\documentclass{curve}

%% Swedish Date
\usepackage[swedish]{babel}


\rightheader{
Kakaka 13\
50666 Barsa\
0744444444\ 
asdf.asdf@gmail.com
}


\leftheader{
Sparbanken\
Kalle Karlsson\
Alingsås
}


%\title{\today}
%\subtitle{\today}


\begin{document}


\makeheaders[t]
%\maketitle


\makerubric{info}


\end{document}
Ingmar
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    The documentclass curve is intended for doing a curriculum vitae. Your layout reminds me of a letter. For letters, there are other document classes which will put the address in the right place for envelopes with windows. – gernot Mar 15 '21 at 13:11
  • I just thought there might be an easy way to move the headers with that it would have been perfect for me. – asdf Mar 15 '21 at 13:17
  • There is \raisebox. Even if curve doesn't align baselines, you can adjust the height or depth. – John Kormylo Mar 15 '21 at 14:45

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You can start \leftheader with the line

\mbox{}\\[2cm]

enter image description here

\documentclass{curve}

%% Swedish Date
\usepackage[swedish]{babel}


\rightheader{
Kakaka 13\
50666 Barsa\
0744444444\ 
asdf.asdf@gmail.com
}


\leftheader{
\mbox{}\[2cm]
Sparbanken\
Kalle Karlsson\
Alingsås
}


%\title{\today}
%\subtitle{\today}


\begin{document}


\makeheaders[t]
%\maketitle


%\makerubric{info}


\end{document}
gernot
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