The other reason, I think, why it is sometimes called a hard space is
because in WP where you fully justify text (to both right and left
margins) a 'hard' or non-breaking' space will not be 'stretched' or
'squeezed' the way ordinary spaces are to achieve the justification. In
that sense it is hard rather than flexible.
Regards
James
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On Wed, 15 Dec 2004 21:37:22 -0500, Gregory Lypny wrote:
Yes I was referring to a non-breaking space. Sorry for the
terminology. In my mind, the word hard made sense given its (the
space's) inflexibility.
Greg
On Dec 15, 2004, at 6:06 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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--- Gregory Lypny
wrote:
Thanks Dar, Jacqueline, and Richard for your
suggestions. I was able
to fix it in the meantime by getting the
rftText and replacing the hard
spaces with regular spaces.
"what is a "hard space"?
thanks,
Erik Hansen
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