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Subject: \inmargin with framed text
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Not sure if this is a bug or a feature, but \inmargin called within framed
text doesn't take into account the gutter around the framed text, and so the
text in the margin is effectively indented by the amount of the gutter.

Is there a measurement adjustment I can make to take account of this?

Thanks,

Duncan