On May 25, 2008, at 3:23 AM, Rolf Schumacher wrote:
Thank you for your answer, John.
Unfortunately this does not solve the problem.
It may hinder hyphenation but the decision of Writer to break a line
after a "/" (or $ for example) is not bound to any language
hyphenation
rules.
Thus I end up with something like the following two examples
you may have a look at the definition document /
REF/
Or
the syntax of variables to be substituted look like $
{Name}
Vote for Issue 46414. Some of us have been asking for a fix in this
area for many years.
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