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In article <2329@pt.cs.cmu.edu> dtw@f.gp.cs.cmu.edu.UUCP writes:
>
>I used the text tool to create a small rectangle in MacDraw II (running on a
>Mac Plus with 2.5MB in an 800K partition).  I entered a few random sentences
>in Palatino 12 with the style set to "Left".  I used background printing and
>shipped the file to a LaserWriter Plus via CAP software.  It printed
>correctly.  I then changed the style of the text to "Justified" and again
>printed the document.  The text came out compressed horizontally into about
>half the space of the original rectangle.  It was justified, but the letters
>overlapped.  (What a mess!)  Has anyone else seen this problem?
>
>Duane Williams
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YES but under different circumstances.  I was using Helvetica 12 with style
of center.  Printed to file (clover F) and then shipped (via unix) to LW+.
I had some rotated (90deg) text in drawing so I thought that might be cause
of problem.

I determined I needed to make my drawing larger (to include more detail in
new layers) so I stretched it to double size and changed all text to larger
font (don't recall what?).  When I printed it (2x2 pages) same text problem.
However when I printed it using the 50% setting in Print the text came out
ok!  Anybody know what's going on?

Mike