One thing to check is the setting of the DisplayUsingPrinterMetrics option in 
your maker.ini file. If that option is set to Off, FrameMaker will optimize the 
displayed text for readability even if this results in slightly incorrect line 
lengths. If the option is set to On, the displayed line lengths will be 
correct, but some of the individual glyphs may be slightly distorted to make 
the spacing come out right.



And remember that you have two maker.ini files that both come into play. The 
defualt settings are in the maker.ini file that is located in the application 
installation file (typically C:\ProgramFiles\Adobe\FrameMakerX, where X is the 
major version number). A second maker.ini that contains your personalized 
preferences, recent file list, etc. is located in 
C:\Documents and Settings\<your_username>\Application Data\Adobe\FrameMaker\X.0

This personal maker.ini is much smaller than the default one, and all the items 
in it are either supplementary (i.e. not in the default maker.ini) or are 
overrides of the default maker.ini settings. 



-Fred Ridder

> From: BGeorge at federatedinv.com
> To: framers at lists.frameusers.com
> Date: Wed, 12 May 2010 10:19:11 -0400
> Subject: Text not flowing entire width of text box
> 
> I am working on a FM template that has master pages with single column text 
> boxes that are 45 picas wide.
> 
> I am finding that my tagged text is not flowing to the entire length of the 
> text box. It is flowing in at a maximum line width of 42 picas, then bumping 
> to the next line. I do not have indents set in this tag. When I attempt to 
> manually type additional text in the text box, it is bumping to the next line 
> when it reaches 42 picas in length.
> 
> What setting do I need to adjust so that the text will flow to the 45 pica 
> width of the text box?
> 
> Brenda George
> Desk: (724) 720-8491
> bgeorge at federatedinv.com

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