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  1. Hi all, As the title indicates, I'm wondering if it's possible to modify the CopyfitLine code in such a way that the line will not break to multiple lines before trying to copyfit. I currently have the javascript below: return CopyfitLine("", Field("contactName"), "Helvetica Neue", 9.5, 105.35, 7, false); However, because I have plenty of room in my text box for the line to break, and because there's a space in the field value ("Firstname Lastname"), it's breaking at the space before it attempts to copyfit. I have "Do Not Break On Copyfit" selected in my text box, but I am guessing that only works on the normal OnCopyfit rule, and not on CopyfitLine. Is there a javascript function (or other solution) I can use to ensure the line does not break at the space? I should mention, using a non-breaking space isn't a great solution for us, as more often than not, FusionPro will spit out boxes with Xs in them in composition whenever a non-breaking space is used (but that's a different issue altogether). Any help is appreciated!
  2. I am working on a business card that has very specific design specifications. One of the specifications is if the email cannot fit on one line, to drop the @... to the next line. short@client.com would fit on one line but reallyreallyreallyreallylong@client.com would display as reallyreallyreallyreallylong @client.com Is there a way to set where the line breaks? In this case, set it to break before the @ symbol. Thank you.
  3. Is there a way to "protect" a particular field from copyfitting? Or to set a maximum point size for one variable text field that overrides the copyfit settings? I have a text frame with two lines. The first line is at 10 pt and the second line is at 5. I have the copyfit rule set to go no smaller than 8pt, so this means whenever copyfitting is applied the 5pt line is increased to 8pts. This is bad. What I really need is a way to allow normal copyfitting to everything else in the document, but NOT to the 5pt line. That I want to stay exactly the same, no smaller, no larger. Is this possible?
  4. I was wondering if anyone might be able to look at the sample template I'm working on. I'm trying to CopyFit an individual line width of a multi-line text frame. I would like to have only the lines that exceed the line length condense (width only, not height) and the ones that don't exceed the line length stay their normal size and width. The rule I'm currently using applies the same condensing to all lines when the longest line exceeds the line length. Type is 11 point Arial. I am using a minimum of 5.5 points or 50% ratio of condensing and a maximum of 11 points or 100% ratio (no expansion). Thx.Hor-Scale.zip
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