Rich Shepard wrote:
On the rare occasion when LaTeX doesn't know where to hyphenate a word so it sticks into the right margin, I either tell it where to hyphenate or rewrite the text so it fits a justified line. But, what am I to do when a quotation has an overfilled line or three and the rightmost word in the line either cannot be hyphenated or is already hyphenated at the only allowed place?
Thanks,
Rich
Found this on Herbert Voss's tips page. Does it help?
Problems with hyphenation Put the following commands in LaTeX preamble, if you have some lines which went out of the right margin:
\tolerance=200 \setlength{\emergencystretch}{2em}
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