Alignment problem

[Thomas Baruchel]

Brest, le vendredi 30 mai

Hi,

I don't understand how I can do that, because the concept of row mark
still is unfamiliar to me.

I have two objects on my line:
the first one is a "cline @Break" object with my name, etc.

    Thomas Baruchel
  15 rue Fréminville
      29200 Brest

    Phone: 999999
     email : address@hidden


What I want is to have at the right of this "object", a word in a big size,
with a baseline being the same as the baseline of the email (which is the
last line of the left "object"). This word will be made with two components:
the initial capital, very big, with the same height as the whole
cline @Break described above, and the rest of the word, big but not as
big as the initial capital. A little like that (ascii art):

    Thomas Baruchel      |      |
  15 rue Fréminville     |      |       _ _       
      29200 Brest        +------+   ___| | | ___  
                         |      |  / _ \ | |/ _ \ 
    Phone: 999999        |      | |  __/ | | (_) |
     email : address@hidden         |      |  \___|_|_|\___/ 


I can't handle it with the 'row mark' notion, because this row mark
doesn't even seem to be the baseline of a word.

How could I do that ?

I don't ask how to compute the size of the capital, because I can put
it empirically, bt would be happy if there is a way to compute it. What
I really want is the perfect baseline alignment for:
'email', 'H' and 'ello'

Cordially,


P.-S. --- My initial (not working) code is:

clines @Break {Light 12p} @Font {
Thomas Baruchel
15 rue Fréminville
address@hidden Brest
/10p 11.25p @Font {Tél. address@hidden@address@hidden@Wide{}74}
/4p 9p @Font address@hidden
} |16p {Light 72p} @Font {H}