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To keep two words together as one unit so that word does not split them at the end of a line insert a what space?
nonbreaking space
A nonbreaking space is displayed in word as?
In Microsoft Word, a nonbreaking space is displayed as a small, raised dot between words, similar to the way a regular space appears but with a distinct visual marker. You can insert a nonbreaking space by pressing Ctrl + Shift + Spacebar. This type of space prevents an automatic line break at its position, ensuring that the words on either side remain together on the same line.
Is a nonbreaking space is a special space character that prevents two words from splitting if the word falls at the end of a line?
Yes, it is true.
Microsoft word 2007 to keep two words together as one unit so that Word does not split them at the end of a line insert a?
i think you want a "hard space." press Ctrl+Shift+Space.
Does word insert autocorrect only after you press spacebar?
Yes, Microsoft Word only Autocorrects after you press the spacebar.
How do you insert dotted lines in word 2007?
Press the . button
Why did your text get erased when you tried to fix a word?
press the "insert" key
How do you stop Microsoft Word from deleting the letter after you press space before a letter?
In Word menus is a choice between 'overstrike' and 'insert'. (or something similar.) One replaces the character, the other inserts a new character. enjoy.
What the purpose of insert key?
It allows you to insert text at the insertion point. The default is to replace text when you type someplace in the middle of a word, but if you press the insert key, you will insert instead of replace with the text you type.
How do you get an acute on office Word?
There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.There are a few ways. You can insert from the Symbols. You can press the Alt Gr key and then press the letter you want the acute over. You could also insert it from the Character Map.
Where is the table insert?
in word 2007/2010 on Insert tab, Tables section, press triangle below Table to open list of available options
How do you insert a temperature symbol in word?
Insert tab - Symbols section on right side of screen, press arrow on bottom of Symbol and choose temperature symbol, if you can't see it, press More Symbols... at bottom.
