Prevent automatic wrap

[Lucky7]

In a text box, I want to fill every line with as many words as possible. That works until I put a very long word in the text. Then all lines above that word are wrapped. How can I change that? See example attached. The upper text is correct, the one below causes problems due to long word in it.

[John Kramer Design]

This is a result of "Adobe Paragraph Composer". It's trying to make a more even rag. Go to Justification palette (control-panel flyout menu or Comm-opt-shift-J) and see what happens when you select Single Line Composer instead.

[William Adams]

On Jan 15, 2014, at 9:00 AM, Lucky7 wrote:

> In a text box, I want to fill every line with as many words as possible. That works until I put a very long word in the text. Then all lines above that word are wrapped. How can I change that? See example attached. The upper text is correct, the one below causes problems due to long word in it.

Switch Paragraph composers.

Paragraph palette | fly-out menu | Adobe Single Line Composer

William

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[Dick Margulis]

Change the style from Adobe Paragraph Composer to Adobe Single Line
Composer. See attached.

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[Michael Brady]

Dick wrote:

> Change the style from Adobe Paragraph Composer to Adobe Single Line Composer. See attached.

Also check the range of allowed space between words and glyphs. I use a narrow range to keep the space more uniform.



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Michael Brady