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> I'm using GNU groff version 1.19.2, but I've observed this problem
> with previous versions going back several years. Using the ms macro
> package, the HM (header margin) and FM (footer margin) variables
> don't appear to have an
> The sort of thing I have in mind is targeted right at the line which
> is about to be output, as follows lines. Suppose you have formatted
> output lines (say, as you mentioned, in a narrow-column context)
> like:
>
>This formatted line needs
>smaller spaces. So track kern-
>i
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
If you had a "pre-output" macro (just as you can have macros which
are sprung by bottom-of-page, so you could have macros sprung by
"about to output line"), then this could look at [...]
Similar to TeX I think it is next to impossible to find a suitable
macro interface f
On 01-Jul-06 walter harms wrote:
> hi people,
> i get a bunch of spam since a few days via this list.
>
> Am i the only one or have some more people seen spam also ?
>
> re,
> wh
I should think everyone has. And not just the last few days.
Last Thu-Fri (22-23 June) I got 12 such messages.
The
> Wasn't there a compile-time option for hanging punctuation at one
> time, similar to the widow/orphan option? A quick grep doesn't turn
> it up in the source, so perhaps I was hallucinating.
You were smoking something :-)
Werner
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On 2006.07.03 01:50 Ted Harding wrote:
Of course, "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is our Werner Lemberg, which is why
these messages were allowed through to the list, since Werner
is of course subscribed to the list.
These "From:" addresses are of course forged, and no blame
whatsoever can be attributed to
> Why doesn't the list do lookups for addy validation? It would be
> easy for those who post from a number of locations to subscribe from
> multiple addresses -- or is mailman in need of further options?
I've forwarded Ted's mail to the Savannah people.
Werner
