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This week's tip is inspired by Stefanie (thanks, Stefanie!) who told me about "geschuetzter Leerschritt", known as non-breaking spaces in English.
As with all word-processing programs, it is not necessary to press ENTER at the end of a line - Word (and Outlook) automatically moves the insertion point from line to line. But there might be times you don't want this to happen. For example, if the text is "100 pounds" you might want to keep the two words on the same line to improve readability. If you use a non-breaking space between 100 and pounds and it would not fit at the end of a line, the two words are moved in its entirety to the next line.
Here's how:
For those of you who prefer to use your mouse:
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* Unless stated otherwise, these tips were written for Microsoft Office 2010.
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