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I'm typesetting a phone directory for an amateur radio club I belong
to using plain TeX.  Needing a different format than that of your
average phone book, I decided on this:

 K3 AB  Don Wilson....................................(410) 936-1212
         440 Q Street  Hamsville, MD  21012
NK3 P   Steve Donneley...................Omitted at Member's Request
         1296 Repeater Road  Seekyou DE,  14131
WA4 XYZ Bob Smith.....................................(703) 555-1212
         1010 Disk Drive  Somewhere, VA  12345

To do it, I wrote the following macro:

\def\phonedirentry#1#2#3#4#5#6#7#8#9{
	\par
	\def\nameline{#3 \dotfill \phone{#4}{#5}}
	\def\addrline{#6 \quad #7, #8 \quad #9}
	\noindent
	\hbox{
		% Set the call sign
		\vbox{
			\hbox{
				\hbox to 0.4in {\hfill #1}
				\hbox to 0.4in {#2\hfil\ }
			}
			\hbox{}
		}
		% Set the name, address and phone number
		\vbox{
			\hbox{\nameline}
			\hbox{\quad\addrline}
		}
	}
	\smallskip
}

So far, I've been unable to make the \vbox containing the name and
address lines stretch to the right edge of the page so the \dotfill
will have some dots in it.  The only thing I _can_ do that works is
use \hbox to xxx{...} for the name line.  It works (sort of), but I'd
really like the macro to work properly regardless of what kind of box
it's put in.

Any suggestions/pointers/flames/etc?

						- Mark

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