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Conference vaxuum::online_bookbuilding

Title:Online Bookbuilding
Notice:This conference is write-locked: see note 1.3.
Moderator:VAXUUM::UTT
Created:Fri Aug 12 1988
Last Modified:Mon Jul 15 1991
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:440
Total number of notes:2134

218.0. "wide informal tables don't fit" by AITG::WARNER (It's only work if they make you do it) Tue Oct 31 1989 14:16

The old Note 212 was deleted by mistake, so I'm reposting this information.

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The 6-OCT-89 online bookbuilding tools for the V2 Bookreader don't format
informal tables wide enough for the (smaller) V2 window.

The V1 tools (previous to 6-OCT) managed to make tables fit in the window even
when coded as (WIDE), and adjusted font size to do this. The new tools also
adjust font size, but somehow don't manage to make the tables fit. This happens
with both ONLINE.REFERENCE and ONLINE.HANDBOOK.

An early version of the V1 tools also had this problem, but the problem was 
fixed before MAY 1989.

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This additional information: the 27_OCT-89 tools haven't fixed this problem,
although some tables fit that didn't fit with the 6-OCT tools.

Ross

    
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218.1We're still working the table issuesNAVIGO::GRANTI've saved $2187.00 since I quit smoking.Thu Nov 02 1989 09:187
Ross,
	Could you send me the source .SDML files of a couple tables that are
causing your concerns?  We're still working on the problems with tables and 
could use all the samples we can get.

Thanks,
	Wayne
218.2VAXUUM::UTTFri Nov 03 1989 13:288
    Ross came up with a problem that had escaped our test suite (yes, we
    added his table to the test suite). In some cases, tables that are
    coded with a lot of space between columns come out too wide and very
    unnattractive online. Ross (who is in final production for the Jan
    CD) has a workaround; the fix will be available to all in the next
    release of the online tools.
    
    Mary