[texhax] about Overfull Box & Underfull Box
Reinhard Kotucha
reinhard.kotucha at web.de
Tue Apr 10 01:38:20 CEST 2007
>>>>> "TEDY" == TEDY <tedytirtawidjaja at gmail.com> writes:
> Dear All, Sometimes when I compile a document, Underfull box and
> Overfull box warning message came out. But when I see the output
> document (I prefer to make a pdf file as output file), I didn't
> see anything that out of the body text. All of the body text
> printed so well (the right edge of the body look fine). So, my
> question are why those message (underfull and overfull box) still
> appear and how to fix those problems?
You can make overfull boxes visible if you set the LaTeX documentclass
option 'draft'. In plain TeX you can say \overfullrule=5pt. The
latter will work with LaTeX too. I mention this because some LaTeX
packages behave different if the draft option is set.
You simply do not see {over,under}full boxes because TeX is less
tolerant than you.
If you are using pdflatex you can try
\usepackage{microtype}
and many of the bad-box-messages will disappear. Maybe it even
results in less hyphenations. microtype is a LaTeX package which
depends on pdftex, hence pdflatex is required. It also requires a
recent TeX distribution, at least pdftex-1.30.
BTW, your mail contains plain text and HTML. It would be nice if you
can avoid HTML when you post to mailing list (at least).
Regards,
Reinhard
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