Wrap in a Table of Contents - (lack of)

[smurphy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi Framers,

Thanks to all who have responded so far. It
doesn't look like there is a perfect solution
to this problem.
Most of the suggestions involve re-defining the
problem: making the ToC entries span the side-head (I
may not do this, not allowed), changing the font size
(no-no!), changing the word-spacing (works for some paras,
but then screws up other paras, and I hate overrides...
besides, it doesn't work all the time)

A couple of people suggested inserting a forced return
into the text. I had already tried this; it doesn't work.
It doesn't carry over into the cross-reference. And of
course, you can't insert anything into text generated by
a cross-reference.

Rick (FrameExprt@aol.com) suggested converting the offending
entry to text and inserting a forced return when it is time
to go to print. Yes, that works, but requires a
lot of manual intervention. On the other hand, it is the only
solution that works without doing violence to the formatting
constraints.

Thanks again to all who responded. If I hear anything else
I'll post it to the list.

Steve Murphy
Senior Documentation Specialist
Adobe Certified Expert/FrameMaker, Acrobat
SOFTWORKS, Inc.
5845 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, VA  22303 USA
(703) 317-8879
smurphy@softworkscc.com  

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