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technical writing & justifying sentences
Dear all,
I am sing word 2003. I am having a difficulty with scientific units when writing some technical reports. The problem is that sometimes a unit such as (mg mm-3 or mg L-1) with -3 and -1 as superscripts is being splitted at the end of a sentence leaving half of the unit (e.g. mg) at the end of the sentence and the other half at the begining of the following line (e.g. L-1) which looks very ugly. Sometimes you can change the word ordering to avoid this but it does not works like that all the time. Any suggestions? Many Thanks, Imad |
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technical writing & justifying sentences
You need a nonbreaking space between mg and what follows:
Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar. This will keep the two parts togther. "Imad" wrote: Dear all, I am sing word 2003. I am having a difficulty with scientific units when writing some technical reports. The problem is that sometimes a unit such as (mg mm-3 or mg L-1) with -3 and -1 as superscripts is being splitted at the end of a sentence leaving half of the unit (e.g. mg) at the end of the sentence and the other half at the begining of the following line (e.g. L-1) which looks very ugly. Sometimes you can change the word ordering to avoid this but it does not works like that all the time. Any suggestions? Many Thanks, Imad |
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