> Thanks for the reply,
That confirms what I thought. but is there a way of forcing line break at least at the space character ? [I cannot modify source data. I'm in a Canadian context; the XML files contain english and french data. Table structure (column specifications) is the same for both languages; each table cell contains <en> and <fr> elements.] Gilles. > That's a non-desirable fallback behavior. Ok, call it a bug. We might > expect the word "avion" being put on the second line. That would still > overflow the table-cell, but it would be a bit better. > The fact is that the breaking algorithm believes that what it's doing > actually is better. It doesn't behave well in such critical situations, > we're currently discussing about that. > > Anyway, you should try to specify a large enough table-cell to be sure > your text fits in it. Thus the problem would not occur. > > HTH, > Vincent > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
