Johnny Andersson wrote:
The problem seems to, as already suggested, that there is a space between
the word and the comma. I can also see that you did the same mistake
in your
original message (a space right before the question mark): "Is there
any way
to impede this globally ?"
So I guess that the solution for this problem is to just learn not to
press
the space bar when it shouldn't be pressed. =)
Best regards
Johnny
2006/9/28, Marc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi,
I would like help on the following question: in some (rare)
cases,
the comma
placed just after the last word on a line is send to the next line, as
illustrated in the attachment. Is there any way to impede this
globally ?
This also happens with points, and in particular with end-points
placed after
a footnote.
Regards,
Marc
Another option, if you do this frequently enough, would be to go into
Tools / AutoCorrect, and create an auto correction rule to replace
space-comma with comma, and likewise with question mark, etc.
--
Andy Luddy
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"He who cannot forgive breaks the bridge over which he himself must pass."
... George Herbert (1593-1633)
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