> Here's a minimal example that illustrates the problem: [...]
I've tried both groff 1.17.2 and the current CVS, and your man page
example works just fine (I don't have 1.18.1 installed on my system).
> If I run that through man(1), I still get breaks within the words
> that fall at the end of lines, even though they are preceded with \%
> (in various words, depending how I have my MANWIDTH set).
I suggest that you download an original version of the groff package
(from gnu.org), not the Debian version which is heavily patched --
maybe the Japanese extension (which I don't support) is buggy, causing
the problems you experience.
Werner
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