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Dalyght
PostPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 12:10 am    Post subject: em dash & quotation mark
       
Anyone know how to prevent an automatic line break between an em dash and a
closing quotation mark?

For example, in my manuscript, I finish a quotation with "....if there are
any more more cutbacks—" But because this occurs at the end of a line, good
old Word 2007 insists on putting the quotation mark (I use straight quotes)
on the next line.

Back when I used to use double hyphens for an em dash, I could always use
non-breaking hyphens to get around it, but Word seems unaware that quotations
can end with em dashes.

Ideas welcome.
 

 
grammatim
PostPosted: Mon Aug 25, 2008 4:26 am    Post subject: Re: em dash & quotation mark
       
Delete the extra "more"?

But seriously, folks, you could use Character Spacing to squeeze the
letters in the line together a little bit.

On Aug 24, 10:10 pm, Dalyght <Daly...@discussions.microsoft.com>
wrote:
Quote:
Anyone know how to prevent an automatic line break between an em dash and a
closing quotation mark?

For example, in my manuscript, I finish a quotation with "....if there are
any more more cutbacks—"  But because this occurs at the end of a line, good
old Word 2007 insists on putting the quotation mark (I use straight quotes)
on the next line.

Back when I used to use double hyphens for an em dash, I could always use
non-breaking hyphens to get around it, but Word seems unaware that quotations
can end with em dashes.

Ideas welcome.
 

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