Issue: A document containing text may wordwrap some of the text onto an additional line(s). This may happen when a MacDraw II or MacDraw Pro document is created on one computer, then opened on another computer. Or it may happen when a MacDraw II document is opened in MacDraw Pro on the same computer.
Explanation: When a text block is created in MacDraw II/Pro, it has a defined width. However, differing font technologies (bitmap vs. TrueType vs. ATM) may produce characters of different widths. If a text block is created using one font type with narrower characters, then opened on another computer with a font type that has comparatively wider characters, MacDraw can't place as many characters on a line. It will then have to wordwrap the last word on a line to a new line below. The issue is most noticeable with stylized text (bold and italic).
The solution is to resize the text block so that the text block matches the original.