Hans Hagen wrote:
Vit Zyka wrote:
margin). I noticed weird behaviour. It is expressed by vertical shift
of columns, please see the page 2 of
http://typokvitek.com/tmp/layoutdistort.pdf
source: http://typokvitek.com/tmp/layoutdistort.tex
It seems that the problem is caused by switch to \ss font family
continueing to a place of the page break. Any explanation/suggestion?
the linedistance is expressed in ex, and ss has a different ex height
I seee. Thank you Hans for a very quick response. My response (in case
of sorting) is much much slower. I have only installed ruby and run your
example with newtexexec.rb. It runs smoothly (with exception of
generating format every run newtexexec.rb but - my guess, no time to
check - it is due to ignoring engines in my texmf.cnf). But I will need
sorting for name index in this project, so I will have to solve it
sooner or later.
vit
you may try to set the interlinespace to e.g. 14.4pt (or
1.2\bodyfontsize) or so
interesting 'bug/feature' btw, i need to think this over
Hans
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