> And then use .EX and .EE around code examples (concept > lifted from the man macros).
For offset code CW seems fine. My problem involves imbedding CW inline. E.g. .TS tab(#); l0w(.1i) l0w(.1i) lw(.1i) l . \&...#/##Message store root. #/1##A message in the root folder. #/2##\f2Ibid.\fP #/stuff#/#Subfolder \f(CW\s-1stuff\s0\fP under the root folder. #/stuff#/!index#The metadata cache for the subfolder \f(CW\s-1stuff\s0\fP. #/stuff#/29#A message in subfolder \f(CW\s-1stuff\s0\fP. #/stuff#/42#\0\0\0... and another. #/stuff#/more/...#Subfolder \f(CW\s-1stuff/more\s0\fP. .TE Without the \s-1 CW is way out of whack proportionally, due to its large x-height. Shrinking by a point (as above) still looks out of whack, but it's less likely to make me barf. Fractional point size changes would be nice, but what I really want here is the ability to add a global scaling factor to a specific font (position). --lyndon
