FWIW,

Char(173) is a non-breaking hyphen.
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Regards,

RD

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"Biff" wrote in message
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Thanks, Dave!

Biff

"Dave Peterson" wrote in message
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And you can do the same kind of thing in MSWord.

Say you have a part number that has embedded spaces in it and you don't
want the
line to break at one of those spaces, you can use ctrl-shift-spacebar
and
it'll
be a non-breaking space.

And same thing with hyphens. ctrl-shift-hyphen is that character.

Inside MSWord, Insert|SymbolSpecial characters if you forget.



Biff wrote:

Hi Folks!

This character is called a non-breaking space. What exactly does
non-breaking mean?

Thanks

Biff

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