Azamat,
Because of the very nature of PlanetPress, complex overflowing documents can be difficult to design when using the standa Stock Object properties.
As you know, each object in the document is drawn as it is being interpreted by the RIP, which means that by the time it goes beyond the physical limit you'd like to impose, it's too late because it has already been printed...
The text object is an exception because we internally have to draw it twice: the first pass draws it in a virtual environment in order to compute the soft line breaks; the second pass actually draws the resolved object. The overflow can therefore occur between those two passes because nothing has yet been drawn on the physical page.
But implementing such a procedure for all objects would impact the performance of the document. Nevertheless, we're looking at different kinds of options to make future versions of PlanetPress more user-friendly when designing overflowing documents.
So stay tuned and make sure you update to the latest available versions when they become available. You're likely to see improvements with each one.
Thank you for your comments!
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Technical Product Manager
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