To summarize what I have learned at tex.sx so far, I have to:
1. Remove all the microtype -options from my preamble. It has to look like \usepackage{microtype} . This action alone has reduced the number of overfull hboxes to a tenth of the previous amount.
2. Handle the remaining cases manually ...
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- Tue May 07, 2013 10:36 am
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: Ovefull hbox created by em-dash
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- Mon May 06, 2013 6:49 pm
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: Ovefull hbox created by em-dash
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Re: Ovefull hbox created by em-dash
Oh, hi, I just didn't expect to get an answer so soon, but it seems that the problem was already solved, not as I'd want it, but still 
I'd like to close the discussion both there and here, but have to go to work. If it can wait until several hours later?
I'd like to close the discussion both there and here, but have to go to work. If it can wait until several hours later?
- Mon May 06, 2013 4:28 pm
- Forum: Text Formatting
- Topic: Ovefull hbox created by em-dash
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Ovefull hbox created by em-dash
Hello everyone!
There is one problem that currently seems insolvable to me. I am typesetting a book in Russian language and I noticed that, in some cases, an overfull box appears which cannot be solved via manual hyphenation or linebreak or even emergencystretch , because an em-dash is causing it ...
There is one problem that currently seems insolvable to me. I am typesetting a book in Russian language and I noticed that, in some cases, an overfull box appears which cannot be solved via manual hyphenation or linebreak or even emergencystretch , because an em-dash is causing it ...
