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Re: Text Wrap disables vertical justification

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From: Ken_Grace
Date: Thu, 02 Apr 2009 18:14
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How near is near? If the object is too close to the text for comfort it's going to need text wrap or there'll be a 
collision. And vertical justification will be lost.

Does the object span the full depth of the text frame? If so, just ignore text wrap, narrow the text frame and take its 
edge away from the object. If the object cuts into the text frame so some lines are wrapped and others are not, then the 
vertical justification will be lost.

You could fiddle it by eye by breaking the text into three frames, with the text in the top frame aligned to the bottom, 
the text in the middle and bottom frame aligned to the top. Then align the text in all the frames to the same baseline 
grid (you can set a grid for each frame), and jiggle the depths appropriately.

k
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