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Does Word insert an em space at the end of a sentence or after a colon? or
does it use an ordinary or en space, as would be used between words?
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When you press the spacebar, no matter where it is, you get an ordinary
space. You have to use a specific code to insert an en or em space. If the
document language is set to specific languages that require spaces around a
colon or guillemets, Word will automatically insert this space as a
nonbreaking space (this is an AutoFormat/AutoCorrect action); you just type
the colon or guillemet, and Word inserts the required space(s).

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Does Word insert an em space at the end of a sentence or after a colon? or
does it use an ordinary or en space, as would be used between words?



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