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Keystroke for "required space" between words
Is there a keystroke in Word for a "required space" between words to keep
them from flowing onto next line of text? In WordPerfect, the keystroke is "CTL+Space Bar" and there should be a similar keystroke for Word for this same command. |
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Keystroke for "required space" between words
Ctl+Shift+space gives you a nonbreaking space.
"Knockout59" wrote: Is there a keystroke in Word for a "required space" between words to keep them from flowing onto next line of text? In WordPerfect, the keystroke is "CTL+Space Bar" and there should be a similar keystroke for Word for this same command. |
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Keystroke for "required space" between words
Ctl+Shift+space gives you a nonbreaking space.
"Knockout59" wrote: Is there a keystroke in Word for a "required space" between words to keep them from flowing onto next line of text? In WordPerfect, the keystroke is "CTL+Space Bar" and there should be a similar keystroke for Word for this same command. |
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Keystroke for "required space" between words
(Be sure you don't type it _next to_ an existing space -- you'd need
to select an existing space, or delete it, so that your regular space gets replaced by the nonbreaking space.) (If you turn on Show Non-Printing Characters, Ctrl-Shift-8, the nonbreaking space is a circle.) On Jan 14, 1:05*pm, pbkry2r wrote: Ctl+Shift+space gives you a nonbreaking space. * "Knockout59" wrote: Is there a keystroke in Word for a "required space" between words to keep them from flowing onto next line of text? *In WordPerfect, the keystroke is "CTL+Space Bar" and there should be a similar keystroke for Word for this same command.- |
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Keystroke for "required space" between words
(Be sure you don't type it _next to_ an existing space -- you'd need
to select an existing space, or delete it, so that your regular space gets replaced by the nonbreaking space.) (If you turn on Show Non-Printing Characters, Ctrl-Shift-8, the nonbreaking space is a circle.) On Jan 14, 1:05*pm, pbkry2r wrote: Ctl+Shift+space gives you a nonbreaking space. * "Knockout59" wrote: Is there a keystroke in Word for a "required space" between words to keep them from flowing onto next line of text? *In WordPerfect, the keystroke is "CTL+Space Bar" and there should be a similar keystroke for Word for this same command.- |
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