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> On Fri, 8 Dec 2000, Christopher Jones wrote:
> > My paragraphs have a habit of running one or two lines over to the next page.
> > This is especially unfortunate with block quotes, etc. Now, I know that I can
> > prevent that in specific contexts using \nopagebreak, but is there a more
> > "global" sollution, such that latex knows its ok if there are more lines than
> > just one which would run over? Is there some kind of threshold to set?
>
> Add \widowpenalty=1000 and \clubpenalty=10000 to the LaTeX preamble. This
^^^^
is it a typo, or why don't you choose 10000?
\enlargethispage*{20pt}
is also possible, but only valid for "this" page.
Herbert
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