Hi Bodvar
I think CudSpan's TocBreaker is what you're looking for?
http://www.cudspan.net/plugins/
I haven't tested it with Fm 10 though.
I use non-breaking spaces instead of line breaks in titles.
Cheers
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Yves Barbion
www.scripto.nu
2011/8/15 Böðvar Björgvinsson bod...@gmail.com
Hi
Hi Yves,
Thanks. TocBreaker is what I was using (with limited success) on FM7.2. I
haven't tried it on FM10.
Won't non-breaking spaces add up as multiple spaces in the TOC?
Brgds,
Bodvar
Þann 16. ágúst 2011 14:21, skrifaði Yves Barbion yves.barb...@gmail.com:
Hi Bodvar
I think CudSpan's
If you were to use multiple spaces in a row, the answer would be yes, of
course. But the point is to use non-breaking spaces in place of normal spaces
in every location where you don't want the title/heading/caption to break. If
the line needs to break, it will do so at the only place where it
Thanks Fred, I'll try that one out the next time. :-)
Bodvar
2011/8/16 Fred Ridder docu...@hotmail.com
If you were to use multiple spaces in a row, the answer would be yes, of
course. But the point is to use non-breaking spaces in place of normal
spaces in every location where you don't
Fred Ridder wrote:
If you were to use multiple spaces in a row, the answer would be yes,
of course. But the point is to use non-breaking spaces in place of
normal spaces in every location where you don't want the
title/heading/caption to break. If the line needs to break, it will do
so at
Good point, Richard.
In my defense I'll simply point out that at all of the last three companies
I've worked for, the standard style was to include only the label and
autonumber and not the text of the heading/caption/title in cross-references.
Of course, if my current employer ever decided
