Re: Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
You can find the complete explanation in the manual Embedded Objects section 5.6.1 Preventing Hyphenation Siegfried
Re: Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
You can find the complete explanation in the manual Embedded Objects section 5.6.1 Preventing Hyphenation Siegfried
Re: Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
You can find the complete explanation in the manual Embedded Objects section 5.6.1 Preventing Hyphenation Siegfried
Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
Hello,
I have following problem: I have words like 'IGI-2' and want LaTeX not
to hyphenate it. In German texts this is possible with 'IGI~2' which
results in 'IGI-2'.
I also tried to define a hyphenation with \hyphenation{word}, but of
course this command uses '-' to define where to hyphenate and gets
confused with these kind of words.
Maybe a \newcommand with \mbox or something similar could help? But I am
not sure about how to do so.
any suggestions?
Thanks,
Helmut
--
Helmut Hauser
Institute for Theoretical Computer Sciences
Technische Universitaet Graz
Inffeldgasse 16b, I
A-8010 Graz, Austria
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel: + 43 316 873-5821
Fax: + 43 316 873-5805
http://www.igi.TUGraz.at/helmut/
Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
Hello,
I have following problem: I have words like 'IGI-2' and want LaTeX not
to hyphenate it. In German texts this is possible with 'IGI~2' which
results in 'IGI-2'.
I also tried to define a hyphenation with \hyphenation{word}, but of
course this command uses '-' to define where to hyphenate and gets
confused with these kind of words.
Maybe a \newcommand with \mbox or something similar could help? But I am
not sure about how to do so.
any suggestions?
Thanks,
Helmut
--
Helmut Hauser
Institute for Theoretical Computer Sciences
Technische Universitaet Graz
Inffeldgasse 16b, I
A-8010 Graz, Austria
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel: + 43 316 873-5821
Fax: + 43 316 873-5805
http://www.igi.TUGraz.at/helmut/
Hyphenationpriblem with '-'
Hello,
I have following problem: I have words like 'IGI-2' and want LaTeX not
to hyphenate it. In German texts this is possible with 'IGI"~2' which
results in 'IGI-2'.
I also tried to define a hyphenation with \hyphenation{word}, but of
course this command uses '-' to define where to hyphenate and gets
confused with these kind of words.
Maybe a \newcommand with \mbox or something similar could help? But I am
not sure about how to do so.
any suggestions?
Thanks,
Helmut
--
Helmut Hauser
Institute for Theoretical Computer Sciences
Technische Universitaet Graz
Inffeldgasse 16b, I
A-8010 Graz, Austria
---
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Tel: + 43 316 873-5821
Fax: + 43 316 873-5805
http://www.igi.TUGraz.at/helmut/
