I've been writing and reading long documents, and am now very much missing a "back" key.
shift-F5 or ctrl-alt-z takes me to last place where text was edited
alt-arrow back helps me after I have followed a cross-reference
Still I would many times just want to go back to where the cursor was even through I didn't edit it. That shortcut still remains to be found.
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Tuesday, 29 January 2013
Word and Non-Breaking Hyphen
I needed to use expression Yearly calculations -tab (in finnish, so the hyphen needed to be like that). Problem was that Word broke the world to lines like this:
Yearly calculations -
tab
I didn't want that. I found non-breaking-hyphen from here: http://www.lockergnome.com/windows/2011/03/31/word-keep-text-together-in-one-of-three-ways/, so with ctrl-shift-hyphen I got
Yearly calculations
-tab
Nice.
Yearly calculations -
tab
I didn't want that. I found non-breaking-hyphen from here: http://www.lockergnome.com/windows/2011/03/31/word-keep-text-together-in-one-of-three-ways/, so with ctrl-shift-hyphen I got
Yearly calculations
-tab
Nice.
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