Hi all, See the forwarded message...
Once again I've been called upon to come to the defense of TeX/LaTeX/LyX from various InDesign fans and the like, so I need to give this guy a definitive answer. Personally, when LyX fails to justify, I don't worry about it, but these guys are more particular. I already suggested starting the paragraph with \sloppy and ending it with \fussy. Will that work? Is there anything else he can do? Is there a package he can include to guarantee justification when there's hyphenation? Thanks SteveT ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Subject: [Pub-forum] Lyx justification problem Date: Wednesday 24 November 2010 To: "Publisher's Forum" <pub-fo...@pub-forum.net> John or Steve: I guess you are the two TeX authorities but anybody else can pop in with an answer. I have just installed Lyx on a MacBook and have tried to format some test copy. Everything is fine except that whenever a hyphenated word appears at the end of a line it is not properly justified. The hyphenated word just hangs out in the margin. Have you encountered this problem and what is the solution? Thanks for any help from anyone.
