How can I write in a box with fixed height?

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I am using report class and have been using framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm to create an empty box with a certain height. Now, I would like to write in that empty box. By referring to How can I write something in a box with makeemptybox1.8in?, I achieved the following: 



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
fbox%
parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep
 hrule width hsize height 0pt
 #2
 %
%
parvspacehtstrutbox

makeatother

begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate

enddocument


As you can see makenoemptybox makes a bigger vertical space compared to framebox (refer to the coloured arrows). How can I make the vertical space made by makenoemptybox follows that of framebox?



enter image description here






box







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  • Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:05










  • Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:08










  • @PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 7:47






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    side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:31














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I am using report class and have been using framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm to create an empty box with a certain height. Now, I would like to write in that empty box. By referring to How can I write something in a box with makeemptybox1.8in?, I achieved the following: 



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
fbox%
parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep
 hrule width hsize height 0pt
 #2
 %
%
parvspacehtstrutbox

makeatother

begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate

enddocument


As you can see makenoemptybox makes a bigger vertical space compared to framebox (refer to the coloured arrows). How can I make the vertical space made by makenoemptybox follows that of framebox?



enter image description here






box







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  • Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:05










  • Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:08










  • @PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 7:47






  • 1




    side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:31












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7
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I am using report class and have been using framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm to create an empty box with a certain height. Now, I would like to write in that empty box. By referring to How can I write something in a box with makeemptybox1.8in?, I achieved the following: 



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
fbox%
parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep
 hrule width hsize height 0pt
 #2
 %
%
parvspacehtstrutbox

makeatother

begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate

enddocument


As you can see makenoemptybox makes a bigger vertical space compared to framebox (refer to the coloured arrows). How can I make the vertical space made by makenoemptybox follows that of framebox?



enter image description here






box







share|improve this question















I am using report class and have been using framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm to create an empty box with a certain height. Now, I would like to write in that empty box. By referring to How can I write something in a box with makeemptybox1.8in?, I achieved the following: 



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
fbox%
parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep
 hrule width hsize height 0pt
 #2
 %
%
parvspacehtstrutbox

makeatother

begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate

enddocument


As you can see makenoemptybox makes a bigger vertical space compared to framebox (refer to the coloured arrows). How can I make the vertical space made by makenoemptybox follows that of framebox?



enter image description here






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  • Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:05










  • Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:08










  • @PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 7:47






  • 1




    side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:31
















  • Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:05










  • Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
    – Peter Grill
    Sep 8 at 7:08










  • @PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 7:47






  • 1




    side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:31















Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
– Peter Grill
Sep 8 at 7:05




Related Question: mdframed box of fixed minimum height.
– Peter Grill
Sep 8 at 7:05












Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
– Peter Grill
Sep 8 at 7:08




Perhaps I am missing something, but if you just want an empty box of the same size, why not just use makenonemptybox2cm?
– Peter Grill
Sep 8 at 7:08












@PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
– Nadia
Sep 8 at 7:47




@PeterGrill I've just edited the picture.
– Nadia
Sep 8 at 7:47




1




1




side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
– jfbu
Sep 8 at 9:31




side remark: as got clarified later the parbox[c][dimexpr#1-2fboxsep] in makenonemptybox should have been parbox[c][#1] to start with, because when framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm is used the total height is 2cm + 2fboxsep + 2fboxrule. To do the same with makenonemptybox for the height it thus should be parbox[c][#1] when #1 is 2cm. Besides, removing fboxsep makes no sense if not removing also fboxrule, then total height including frame and separation would be 2cm. But framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm gives 2cm+2fboxsep+2fboxrule.
– jfbu
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Use in the definition of makenonemptybox the same method you use for framebox to close current paragraph. Of course, that will restrict its usage to list environments.



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
%parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
item
fbox% added -2fboxrule to specified width to avoid overfull hboxes
% and removed the -2fboxsep from height specification (image not updated)
% because in MWE 2cm is should be height of contents excluding sep and frame
parbox[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule
 hrule width hsize height 0pt
 #2
 %
%
parvspacehtstrutbox

makeatother

begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate

enddocument


enter image description here






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    you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 8:12










  • Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 8:55











  • @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:10










  • Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:13










  • wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:17

















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A par and a minipage works:



documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report
newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
parfboxsep1exfbox%
beginminipage[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule%
#2endminipage}%
begindocument
beginenumerate
item Tell me about yourself.
 beginenumerate
 item What is your name?
 makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
 item Where are you from?
 makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
 item How old are you?
 item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
 endenumerate
endenumerate
enddocument





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    Use in the definition of makenonemptybox the same method you use for framebox to close current paragraph. Of course, that will restrict its usage to list environments.



    documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

    newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
    %parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
    item
    fbox% added -2fboxrule to specified width to avoid overfull hboxes
    % and removed the -2fboxsep from height specification (image not updated)
    % because in MWE 2cm is should be height of contents excluding sep and frame
    parbox[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule
     hrule width hsize height 0pt
     #2
     %
    %
    parvspacehtstrutbox

    makeatother

    begindocument
    beginenumerate
    item Tell me about yourself.
     beginenumerate
     item What is your name?
     makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
     item Where are you from?
     makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
     item How old are you?
     item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
     endenumerate
    endenumerate

    enddocument


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      you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 8:12










    • Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
      – Nadia
      Sep 8 at 8:55











    • @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:10










    • Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:13










    • wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:17














    up vote
    7
    down vote



    accepted










    Use in the definition of makenonemptybox the same method you use for framebox to close current paragraph. Of course, that will restrict its usage to list environments.



    documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

    newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
    %parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
    item
    fbox% added -2fboxrule to specified width to avoid overfull hboxes
    % and removed the -2fboxsep from height specification (image not updated)
    % because in MWE 2cm is should be height of contents excluding sep and frame
    parbox[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule
     hrule width hsize height 0pt
     #2
     %
    %
    parvspacehtstrutbox

    makeatother

    begindocument
    beginenumerate
    item Tell me about yourself.
     beginenumerate
     item What is your name?
     makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
     item Where are you from?
     makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
     item How old are you?
     item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
     endenumerate
    endenumerate

    enddocument


    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer


















    • 1




      you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 8:12










    • Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
      – Nadia
      Sep 8 at 8:55











    • @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:10










    • Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:13










    • wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:17












    up vote
    7
    down vote



    accepted







    up vote
    7
    down vote



    accepted






    Use in the definition of makenonemptybox the same method you use for framebox to close current paragraph. Of course, that will restrict its usage to list environments.



    documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

    newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
    %parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
    item
    fbox% added -2fboxrule to specified width to avoid overfull hboxes
    % and removed the -2fboxsep from height specification (image not updated)
    % because in MWE 2cm is should be height of contents excluding sep and frame
    parbox[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule
     hrule width hsize height 0pt
     #2
     %
    %
    parvspacehtstrutbox

    makeatother

    begindocument
    beginenumerate
    item Tell me about yourself.
     beginenumerate
     item What is your name?
     makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
     item Where are you from?
     makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
     item How old are you?
     item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
     endenumerate
    endenumerate

    enddocument


    enter image description here






    share|improve this answer














    Use in the definition of makenonemptybox the same method you use for framebox to close current paragraph. Of course, that will restrict its usage to list environments.



    documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report

    newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
    %parnobreakvspacehtstrutboxnoindent
    item
    fbox% added -2fboxrule to specified width to avoid overfull hboxes
    % and removed the -2fboxsep from height specification (image not updated)
    % because in MWE 2cm is should be height of contents excluding sep and frame
    parbox[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule
     hrule width hsize height 0pt
     #2
     %
    %
    parvspacehtstrutbox

    makeatother

    begindocument
    beginenumerate
    item Tell me about yourself.
     beginenumerate
     item What is your name?
     makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
     item Where are you from?
     makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
     item How old are you?
     item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
     endenumerate
    endenumerate

    enddocument


    enter image description here







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    answered Sep 8 at 7:50









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      you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 8:12










    • Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
      – Nadia
      Sep 8 at 8:55











    • @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:10










    • Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:13










    • wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:17












    • 1




      you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 8:12










    • Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
      – Nadia
      Sep 8 at 8:55











    • @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:10










    • Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:13










    • wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
      – jfbu
      Sep 8 at 9:17







    1




    1




    you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 8:12




    you could also drop the item from the macro definition and use it explicitely as input mark-up like you do before the framebox. Then the macro could be used in other contexts, with some adapted prefix such as a par.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 8:12












    Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 8:55





    Why does makenonemptybox give me overfull hbox?
    – Nadia
    Sep 8 at 8:55













    @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:10




    @Nadia because the original code forgot to reduce width by 2fboxrule. I will add that.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:10












    Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:13




    Added also -2fboxrule to height specification.
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:13












    wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:17




    wait.... why are 2fboxsep removed from height specs to start with? they should not because 2cm is used by the rule in framebox. I will remove them (and the 2fboxrule I temporarily added)
    – jfbu
    Sep 8 at 9:17










    up vote
    0
    down vote













    A par and a minipage works:



    documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report
    newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
    parfboxsep1exfbox%
    beginminipage[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule%
    #2endminipage}%
    begindocument
    beginenumerate
    item Tell me about yourself.
     beginenumerate
     item What is your name?
     makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
     item Where are you from?
     makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
     item How old are you?
     item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
     endenumerate
    endenumerate
    enddocument





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      A par and a minipage works:



      documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report
      newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
      parfboxsep1exfbox%
      beginminipage[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule%
      #2endminipage}%
      begindocument
      beginenumerate
      item Tell me about yourself.
       beginenumerate
       item What is your name?
       makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
       item Where are you from?
       makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
       item How old are you?
       item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
       endenumerate
      endenumerate
      enddocument





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        documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report
        newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
        parfboxsep1exfbox%
        beginminipage[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule%
        #2endminipage}%
        begindocument
        beginenumerate
        item Tell me about yourself.
         beginenumerate
         item What is your name?
         makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
         item Where are you from?
         makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
         item How old are you?
         item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
         endenumerate
        endenumerate
        enddocument





        share|improve this answer












        A par and a minipage works:



        documentclass[a4paper,11pt]report
        newcommandmakenonemptybox[2]%
        parfboxsep1exfbox%
        beginminipage[c][#1][t]dimexprlinewidth-2fboxsep-2fboxrule%
        #2endminipage}%
        begindocument
        beginenumerate
        item Tell me about yourself.
         beginenumerate
         item What is your name?
         makenonemptybox2cmMy name is Nadia.
         item Where are you from?
         makenonemptybox2cmLorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Nullam a venenatis lacus. Nunc vitae mollis neque. Maecenas vel arcu erat.
         item How old are you?
         item framebox[linewidth]rule0pt2cm
         endenumerate
        endenumerate
        enddocument






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