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Non-breaking minus sign
I have seen in some previous posts that character 2212 is a non-breaking
minus sign, but I can't get this to work. Are you supposed to type ALT+2212? When I do this all I get is a blank square (I tried using both Times New Roman and Arial). The minus sign from the numeric keypad is not non-breaking. I know how to insert a non-breaking hyphen, but I would rather have a minus sign instead. Thanks. |
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