> >>> John W. Kennedy wrote: > >>>> Format it as "no language". > > >>> That's not a very attractive option, because I want to be able to > >>> spell-check those paragraphs. In the documents I write, many > >>> paragraphs have the word "C++" in them, and foregoing spell checking > >>> for those paragraphs would be a significant problem. > > >> Language is per-character, not per-paragraph. Just select the "C++" > >> and format it (under Font) "No Language". > > > Wouldn't he have to do that for every occurrence, just in case one > > occurrence overflowed a line without him noticing? > > Unfortunately, yes. >
Hello Scott, If you are prepared to change every single occurrency you may want to have a look at the autotext option (F3). Create a character style which only differs from the body text in the language that you set to [none] (font page of the dialog). Write C++ with the nwnb inserted. Apply to this the character style. Select it and create a new entry for the autotext. Now every time you need to write C++ you will have to write the shorcut and press F3. Cumbersome but at least you have to do it only once and will work on every document. Cheers, Michele --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
