First the good news in OpenOffice you can use many different spaces by
Inserting Special Characters for example U+2004 (scroll 4/5 down to the
bottom) is probably what the user wants.
The bad news is that I couldn't get AutoCorrect to accept this, but Find
and Replace works fine.
In the professional printing industry they use _en_ and _em_ spaces see
below:
* An em space is the same width as the point size of the font you use.
For example, if you use a 10-point font, an em space is 10 points wide.
* An en space is half the width of an em space.
* A numeric space is the same width as the font's zero (0) character.
All digits are typically the same width. This space is useful for
aligning numbers in a column without using tabs.
* A thin space is one-twelfth the width of an em space. A thin space
is often used when a very small space is needed to separate two
characters--for example, between a number and the unit of measure
that follows it, or between characters that appear too close
together--for example, /).
* A nonbreaking space is the same width as the default space width for
the font.
Apart from this I found the following spaces in the Windows Character Map:
* en Quad U+2000
* em Quad U+2001
* en Space U+2002
* em Space U+2003
* Three-Per-Em Space U+2004
* Four-Per-EM Space U+2005
* Six-Per-Em Space U+2006
* etc
First the good news in OpenOffice you can use most of these spaces by
Inserting Special Characters for example U+2004 is probably what the
user wants.
The bad news is that I couldn't get AutoCorrect to accept this, but Find
and Replace works fine.
On 28-3-2014 11:06, Shari wrote:
You can edit spacing between letters (kerning) but I've never seen the
ability to edit spacing between words with either OpenOffice or the
other Word document program. Nor could I find anything when I searched.
Is this something you've ever done in another program? If you have
what program, and how was it accomplished?
Understanding that may help with this.
Shari
On 3/27/2014 10:37 AM, ?????? ????????? wrote: [snipped]
My question is:
Is there an option for automatic arrangement of the words of
the normal
distance of each other? That's the last consultation.
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