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   In article <KIM.90Oct16112405@kim.Software.Mitel.com> kim@Software.Mitel.com (Kim Letkeman) writes:
   ...

   I think the trick is to ensure that you start a new paragraph after an
   anchored frame. And then use a decent amount of inter-paragraph
   spacing (which makes the document easier to read anyway.)

Well, this originally was my problem so I'll take over the discussion
from dieter.

Of course, starting with a new paragraph after an anchored frame would
avoid the problem. But it doesn't solve it. And easily would screw up
your document layout with the next modification.

Just, if you want to reproduce the phenomenon: Here's the necessary
information: 
	- 2-column document
	- paragraph format: 
		default font: AvantGarde 10pt regular book regular
		space above: 0pt, below 0pt, leading 2pt
		line spacing: Default (or whatever you want)
	- problem:	
		paragraph continuing from botton of left column
		on top of right column right after the anchored frame
		(placed on top of right column) 

My first explanation was that FM simply forgets to add the line-spacing
information when there is no line above in the same column. 


Many thanks for paying attention


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