All:
I am experimenting with using the Copyfit feature, modifying
MagnifyAttributes part of the OnCopyfit rule to change text width, e.g.:
MagnifyAttributes("textwidth", 50, 150, 6, 36);
I find that it does work in that it does indeed alter text width when
there is an overflow, forcing the text to fit. However, what I see is
that it does so in a very gross fashion, e.g. it reduces text width to
50% of normal width when 90% would have been enough to make the text
fit. I end up with very narrow text and a lot of extra (unneeded) white
space at the end of the text frame.
Is there anything I can do to make FusionPro do a better job of
"fitting" the text to the frame, so that it just fits, rather than
drastically shrinking the text to fit?
I am using FusionPro 4.1P1b, by the way.
Thanks,
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