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No-Width OptionalBreak vs ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER
I Insert Symbol/Special Character tab and select No-Width OptionalBreak.
If I select this inserted special character and do Insert symbol it shows me the special symbol. It is call ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER. This single Word window (symbol) on the Symbol tab calls it ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER but on the Special Characters tab calls it No-Width OptionalBreak. You would think on the same window they could call the same thing with the same name! |
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No-Width OptionalBreak vs ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER
But then life wouldn't be any fun
-- Enjoy, Tony "Al" wrote in message 4.210... I Insert Symbol/Special Character tab and select No-Width OptionalBreak. If I select this inserted special character and do Insert symbol it shows me the special symbol. It is call ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER. This single Word window (symbol) on the Symbol tab calls it ZERO WIDTH NON-JOINER but on the Special Characters tab calls it No-Width OptionalBreak. You would think on the same window they could call the same thing with the same name! |
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