Hi, Art: Is it possible that the character tag used in the bullet paragraph has a font-size attribute that varies sometimes, perhaps due to a rounding error? Similarly, have you looked at the line-space (leading) and font size of the paragraph format?
Oh, and one more thing: in a narrow column, perhaps the width of the reference frame is bumping into the column and pseudo-wrapping to the lower position. Have you tried using an anchored frame below, with a rule, instead of the reference frame, just to see if it's stable? HTH ________________ Regards, Peter Gold KnowHow ProServices Steve Rickaby wrote: > At 11:50 -0400 10/4/07, Art Campbell wrote: > > >> There isn't a lot of white space in the container around the rule on >> the Ref Page, is there? >> No chance there's any other container there, maybe an empty/invisible one? >> > > I've just pulled it apart, and, sadly, no. 'Sadly' because it would have been > a good explanation. > > >> If it looks clean, I'd try the Wash-to-MIF maneuver just to make sure >> that the file isn't corrupted (the original text is clean? not a Word >> import?). >> > > Oh no! Word... sheesh. (When I first read 'the original text is clean', I > thought you were referring to my language ;-). > > The only vaguely unusual feature is that this is the title of a bullet list > that's sitting inside a one-column one-row table, but I'm pretty sure that > the bug used to manifest itself with this para tag even before I rejigged the > template to put the list in a table. > > It's 30 chapters, and it's got to go off today, so I'm just going to live > with it at the moment, but I would like to find out what's going on, > particularly as it's intermittent and always catches me off guard. > >
