_____/ On Tue 24 Jan 2006 04:27:21 GMT, [Jeremy C. Reed] wrote : \_____
I have a itemize list with: * Traffic from the internal LAN to the Internet is permitted (LAN_INET) and must be translated (LAN_INET_NAT). * Traffic from the internal LAN to the DMZ is permitted (LAN_DMZ). * Traffic from the Internet to servers in the DMZ is permitted (INET_DMZ). * Traffic from the Internet that's being redirected to spamd(8) is permitted (SPAMD). I am using koma scrbook. My page width is 6 inches. The first and second items of list are not formatted correctly. The "(LAN_INET)" and the "(LAN_DMZ)" are not wrapped to next line and go out into the right margin. There are no special fonts. To workaround this, I manually enter a Linebreak. How can I get this to justify word-wrap correctly? Also, maybe related, when I have a couple words of typewriter mixed in my regular content, then I also lose my correct justification. I thought I saw a posting on how to automatically fix this recently, but can't find now.
There was recently a thread about justification and hyphenation, but particularly about tendency of margins to be dishonoured at times [1]. There were various solutions proposed. Insertion of a linebreak is, as you already know, undesirable. This may break as the output type (or compiliation process) changes. I don't know how to solve the issue of justifying a mixture of fonts. If I were you, as a workaround, I would try to manipluate the font size. Again, this is far from ideal, for the same reasons listed above. With kind regards, Roy [1] http://www.mail-archive.com/[email protected]/msg44625.html
