I know how to keep two paragraphs or lines together... but I can't figure out
how to do two words. For instance, 46 percent. Right now, these are on two
different lines. I want them on the same line. How do you do it?

Thanks,
Meryl
http://www.meryl.net/blog/

I believe what you want is a non-breaking space. Delete the current space
between 46 and percent. Then press CTRL+SHIFT+Spacebar. That should do it.

HTH Tom

"Meryl" wrote in message
...
I know how to keep two paragraphs or lines together... but I can't figure
out
how to do two words. For instance, 46 percent. Right now, these are on two
different lines. I want them on the same line. How do you do it?

Thanks,
Meryl
http://www.meryl.net/blog/

That's it, Tom! Thank you. Would've never thought to search for "non-breaking
space."

"Tom Smith" wrote:

I believe what you want is a non-breaking space. Delete the current space
between 46 and percent. Then press CTRL+SHIFT+Spacebar. That should do it.

HTH Tom

"Meryl" wrote in message
...
I know how to keep two paragraphs or lines together... but I can't figure
out
how to do two words. For instance, 46 percent. Right now, these are on two
different lines. I want them on the same line. How do you do it?

Thanks,
Meryl
http://www.meryl.net/blog/