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From: Kris_Wright_77 on 19 May 2010 10:47 Hi At work, I am forever writing dates in a long(ish) format and have started using non-breaking spaces between the Day and the Month, so that whenever I have dates at the end of a line it keeps the whole date together. Makes it much easier to read. So I dont get 19 May'10 and get 19 May'10 Also would work for phone numbers where they're broken out into area codes. I appreciate that this wouldn't work for the American system where the month comes before the day. I cant seem to be able to do this with AutoCorrect as there is no option for using special characters. Is there another way, or will I just have to remember to press ctrl+shift+space?? Thanks Kris
From: Stefan Blom on 19 May 2010 14:12 I don't see a way to automatically replace an "ordinary" space with a non-breaking one, if that's what you're asking. However, it is possible to create an AutoCorrect entry that includes non-breaking spaces: just add such spaces using the Ctrl+Shift+SpaceBar shortcut (in the AutoCorrect dialog). -- Stefan Blom Microsoft Word MVP (Message posted via NNTP) "Kris_Wright_77" <KrisWright77(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:8151AECF-D26A-4AC0-8332-68D4993A0320(a)microsoft.com... > Hi > > At work, I am forever writing dates in a long(ish) format and have started > using non-breaking spaces between the Day and the Month, so that whenever I > have dates at the end of a line it keeps the whole date together. Makes it > much easier to read. So I dont get 19 > May'10 and get > 19 May'10 > Also would work for phone numbers where they're broken out into area codes. > > I appreciate that this wouldn't work for the American system where the month > comes before the day. > > I cant seem to be able to do this with AutoCorrect as there is no option for > using special characters. > Is there another way, or will I just have to remember to press > ctrl+shift+space?? > > Thanks > > Kris >
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