Improve the clarity
of your Word documents with non-breaking spaces (95/97/2000)
Non-breaking
spaces offer a dependable way to ensure that your document doesn't contain
unsightly or confusing text breaks. For instance, when you enter a date
such as 15 January 2000, you want to make sure Word doesn't place 15 and
January on different lines. Similarly, you don't want Word to break the
line between a person's first name and middle initial.
To enter a
non-breaking space, press [Ctrl][Shift][Spacebar].
In contrast to the
dots that Word uses to denote normal spaces in Show mode, Word represents
a non-breaking space with a degree symbol. This symbol is designed to help
you recognize a non-breaking space when working with your document on the
screen; when you print the document, the degree symbol won't appear. |