The automatic line break is useful in many situations. However, sometimes it can also be quite bothering. Say you want to write a date, a page reference or a full name. They should be together in a single line and yet you need a space or a hyphen. In this case it is really annoying if the second part jumps to the next line. In this Special Topic we will show you, how to avoid unintended line breaks using the nonbreaking hyphen.

Published on: 14.06.2016

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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.)