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>>I have a feeling this is an issue similar to TOCs, but
>>I thought I'd ask...Is there a way to limit the line
>>width of a variable where if it exceeds the length,
>>wraps to the next line?
>On your master page, you could split the text rect
>for your footer into two. Use one text rect for the
>heading 2, and the other text rect for the other
>elements in the footer. Resize both text rects as
>appropriate.
>In particular, reduce the width of the heading 2
>text rect to the maximum width that you want this
>to occupy, but make it several lines high.
Thanks, guys...I took the lazy way out...I reduced the font size from
12pt to 9 pt and the problem went away.
