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How do I keep 4-H always together and not skip to next line?
I type 4-H all the time. In documents I would like to set it so it never is
separated onto two lines. Because it has a hyphen the computer wants to treat it like a hyphenated word. Any instructions or help here? |
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How do I keep 4-H always together and not skip to next line?
Instead of a regular hyphen, use a non-breaking hyphen, Ctrl-Shift-
hyphen. On Sep 12, 6:13*pm, 4Hrahrah wrote: I type 4-H all the time. *In documents I would like to set it so it never is separated onto two lines. *Because it has a hyphen the computer wants to treat it like a hyphenated word. *Any instructions or help here? |
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