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reflow
To modify the layout of text around other objects in a document

The latter option will reflow text to even out the spacing within each paragraph.

reflow
To cause to flow again, to remelt

Reflowing solder is a common form of rework in the manufacture of printed circuit boards, you heat up the solder and it flows where it should have flowed the first time.

reflow
{v} to flow back, flow again, return
reflow
in electronically-based prepress, type can be displayed slightly differently on different computers, causing a single word to move to the next line or next page
reflow
Application behavior in which ink is bound, in a logical way, with the underlying application tree
reflow
A process to form a solder joint by providing heat to the solder paste
reflow
The repositioning of characters or line breaks Text editing, modifications to kerning or to other settings can cause reflow
reflow
Process of heating solder preforms or solder creams to form joints (Melting)
reflow
Reflow is a commonly used term to describe the way the content of a page can resize (or reflow) to fit the size of the screen displaying the content What this means for the ebook devices and software that supports reflowing is that the reader is able to alter the size of the text on the screen to suit their preferences -- the text of the page resizes meaning more or less will be displayed on the screen Reflow only works for markup-based formats like LIT, HTM and RB, which all use HTML and/or XML to display the content Reflowing improves the chance of an ebook being able to work on any device, regardless of the screen size Display formats like PDF do not support reflowing, but formats like XML, HTML, RB, LIT and OEB do
reflow
An undesirable occurrence in which the line breaks in digitally typeset copy change due to alterations in the layout
reflow
To flow back; to ebb
reflow
{f} flow again, stream again, cascade again