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inserting a non-breaking space
How do I insert a non breaking space so that the words "six" and "times" will
be on the same line. |
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inserting a non-breaking space
Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar all at the same time.
"upsprucecreek" wrote: How do I insert a non breaking space so that the words "six" and "times" will be on the same line. |
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Thanks!
"smhish" wrote: Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar all at the same time. "upsprucecreek" wrote: How do I insert a non breaking space so that the words "six" and "times" will be on the same line. |
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