Place a line centred vertically

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Graham Mayor

From the drawing toolbar?
Or do you mean a column divider?

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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Sort of. You can set a bar tab at the center point between margins (or edges
of the page), and it will create a line wherever there is text. As Graham
suggests, however, a drawing line (centered relative to the page) or a line
between columns is probably what you have in mind.
 
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Scott

I would like to put a title of the document in the centre of the front page.
Horizontally centred is easy but cannot find any configuration for
vertically centred.

Scott
 
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Suzanne S. Barnhill

Sorry, I misread your subject line to mean a centered vertical line.
Centering text vertically is something else altogether! If you are dealing
with a single page or section, you can choose "Center" as the "Vertical
alignment" (Layout tab of Page Setup).

Alternatively, if the page is at the beginning of a document or section or
follows a manual page break, you can use Space Before to visually center the
page. This is actually preferable to using the Center vertical alignment
because the optical center is usually a little higher than the mathematical
center. This option also allows you to have other text below the "centered"
title (Center alignment would center the entire body of text).
 
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