On Friday 08 May 2009 02:41:41 smo...@sacredlabor.com wrote: > Does .pdfboomark by default create a break/space in the > body of the text ?
No. > I am noticing this affect. I guess you mean "effect" :-) You really need to get into the habit of providing minimal samples of actual markup, to illustrate these effects which you see; I can't see what's on *your* screen. Here's an example which, IMO, does nothing unexpected[*]: --------8<---------------- .pdfview /PageMode /UseOutlines .sp 1i .pdfbookmark 1 "Page \n%" This page deliberately left blank. .bp .sp 1i .pdfbookmark 1 "Page \n%" Examples begin below. . .sp 2i Here is a minimal example of a paragraph with an .pdfbookmark 2 "inline bookmark" inline bookmark. It should not interrupt the flow of running text. Even when em\c .pdfbookmark 2 "embedded bookmark" bedded within a word, which is interrupted by \(oq\\c\(cq, it should not introduce any additional space. (However, the unnatural form, \(oqwo\\*[pdfbookmark 2 "incorrect usage"]rd\(cq, should be avoided; it will introduce unwanted space, and even an unwanted period, at its point of use within the interrupted wo\*[pdfbookmark 2 "incorrect usage"]rd). .bp .sp 1i .pdfbookmark 1 "Page \n%" This page deliberately left blank. .pdfsync --------8<---------------- Please format this, using the command: pdfroff -ww --no-toc -mpdfmark infile.txt > outfile.pdf and explain what effect it exhibits, if any, which you don't expect. [*] Actually, I didn't expect the behaviour I see when using the `\*[pdfbookmark 2 "text"]' form; technically, that might be classed as a bug, but such usage seems so unnatural, that I don't plan to fix it any time soon. > Ive tried 'pdfbookmark ... no such resolution. Since `.pdfbookmark' doesn't cause a break, I wouldn't expect any difference in behaviour from a `non-breaking' form. -- Regards, Keith.