> > > I'm seeing these warnings in tables that *aren't* breaking > > > the right margin as well as ones that are.
> > Hmm. Perhaps the overshoot is very small, thus not visible > > to the eye? Perhaps I can add some user-controlled > > fuzziness (similar to TeX). If you don't think this is the > > cause please send me such an offending table for further > > inspection. > That's pretty likely, the overshoot is not easily noticed. There appear to be two different kinds of warnings: warning: around line 35: table wider than line width warning: around line 35: table squeezed horizontally to fit line length This one is saying that tbl/groff was able to squeeze the table into the line width, but only by making the column separations smaller than what they would otherwise be (in effect, the "expand" becomes a "shrink"). Nevertheless, the final table has *exactly* the width of the line. If, when all column separations have been reduced to zero, the table is still wider than the line length, then you get this warning: warning: around line 367: table wider than line width warning: around line 367: column separation set to zero
