Thanks for the example, Colin:

If the boundries for labels1 and 2 at all *touch* the box, move them down a bit.

Dbl-click on the box and set the object position to relative to top.

Make sure the box's Stretch Downwards is set to no stretch.

Dbl-click on label1 and label2 and set their object position to relative to top.

Dbl-click on label3 and label4 and set their object position to float. Tho' it doesn't sound like you're really having any trouble with these.

I would also probably push the box into the background: Select the box, then choose the menu Format/Send to back.

HTH

PS
No matter how close a screen and a printer come to duplicating output, it will never be precisely the same. I've had problems like you have had when one field encroaches a bit on another. Nevertheless it is frustrating!


>Nancy,
>
>Thanks for the replies. To be honest, I can't tell if we're talking about the same thing or not. Here is an example of the layout of the box and the labels inside it:
>

>______________________
>|    Label1              Label2    |
>|    Label3              Label4    |
>---------------------------------------------
>