In wordperfect I know it as a hard space. It is a space you put in between
dates to keep them on the same line. New help with the same instruction in
Word.

May thanks for your help in advance.

CTRL+Shift+spacebar

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Ian B wrote:
In wordperfect I know it as a hard space. It is a space you put in
between dates to keep them on the same line. New help with the same
instruction in Word.

May thanks for your help in advance.

Just by the way, Word (and many other contexts) refer to it as a nonbreaking
space, also available via Insert | Symbol, Special characters. You might
want to explore that dialog a bit.


On 3/14/05 7:03 PM, "Greg Maxey" wrote:

CTRL+Shift+spacebar


Ian B wrote:
In wordperfect I know it as a hard space. It is a space you put in
between dates to keep them on the same line. New help with the same
instruction in Word.

May thanks for your help in advance.



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