Sometimes the automatic line-break can really get to you: Say you want to keep a date, a page reference or a compound name together in one line, but yet they need a space or a hyphen. Isn’t it annoying when the second half always slips to the next line. There is a better solution than breaking the lines manually: We show you how to use non-breaking space and non-breaking hyphens to avoid unintended line-breaks.

Published on: 08.02.2011

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Word 2016

Using non-breaking space and hyphens:  
In this film we will show you how to avoid unintended line-breaks by using non-breaking space and hyphens. (4 Min.)



Word 2013

Using non-breaking space and hyphens:  
In this film we will show you how to avoid unintended line-breaks by using non-breaking space and hyphens. (4 Min.)



Word 2010

Using non-breaking space and hyphens:  
In this film we will show you how to avoid unintended line-breaks by using non-breaking space and hyphens. (4 Min.)



Word 2007

Using non-breaking space and hyphens:  
In this film we will show you how to avoid unintended line-breaks by using non-breaking space and hyphens. (4 Min.)