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Seconded.

Here's a hack to temporarily turn-off output, if you're wanting to pre-compute sizes using one of the higher-level methods such as text_center() or paragraph() - Re: PDF::API2 paragraph vertical align.

In reply to Re^2: PDF::API2 - Test text that will fit in area by snoopy
in thread PDF::API2 - Test text that will fit in area by flexvault

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