> However, if `@raggedright` is involved, there are still cases where
> the space after 'Chapter X:' is wider than usual.
It seems that in the definition of `\currentchapterdefs` (or probably
all commands that might influence headers and footers) it is necessary
to reset `\spaceskip` and `\xspaceskip` to standard values. If I add
```
@tracingall
```
to the example from the previous e-mail, I see
```
....@textrm C
....@textrm h
....@textrm a
....@textrm p
....@textrm t
....@textrm e
....@textrm r
....@glue(@spaceskip) 3.64961
....@textrm 1
....@textrm :
....@glue(@xspaceskip) 5.475
....@textrm M
```
vs.
```
....@textrm C
....@textrm h
....@textrm a
....@textrm p
....@textrm t
....@textrm e
....@textrm r
....@glue 3.65 plus 1.825 minus 1.21666
....@textrm 1
....@textrm :
....@glue 4.86665 plus 3.65 minus 0.60832
....@textrm M
```
Werner
