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a different type of unwanted text wraping in MS Word
i write a lot of scientific papers and i am pretty anal about numbers being
attached to their units. when i get to the end of a line i sometimes have the number be seperated from its unit. something like '200 m' will be on seperate lines. i have found a temperary fix to this problem by inserting a line break infront of the 200, but this does not help me if i modify the document inserting or deleting text. is there a way to 'group' sets of words so that word will not text wrap between them? |
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a different type of unwanted text wraping in MS Word
Use a non-breaking space. Control + shift+space.
-- JoAnn Paules MVP Microsoft [Publisher] ~~~~~ How to ask a question http://support.microsoft.com/KB/555375 "Tvogel" wrote in message ... i write a lot of scientific papers and i am pretty anal about numbers being attached to their units. when i get to the end of a line i sometimes have the number be seperated from its unit. something like '200 m' will be on seperate lines. i have found a temperary fix to this problem by inserting a line break infront of the 200, but this does not help me if i modify the document inserting or deleting text. is there a way to 'group' sets of words so that word will not text wrap between them? |
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