When hyphenated material is inserted into some other programs.
¤ A hard hyphen can also be useful to ensure that regular hyphens in the source document are translated as character hyphens Selecting or searching for the item (see next Tips), and also when you ask the program to do a word count (under ¤ A word divided by a hard hyphen is considered to be a single word by WordPerfect when Hyphenated material copied from an external (non-WordPerfect) source -Įither with or with Edit, Paste Special, UnformattedĮxternal sources such as Microsoft Word and internet sites do not use codes, so such pasted material will not contain them.įind and Replace to locate such character hyphens and convert theĭesired ones to regular WordPerfect hyphens.) (character) hyphens are automatically used by WordPerfect when pasting (A small, brief test should tell you.) You can search just those hyphen types (e.g., Ĭodes) and replace them (e.g., with hard hyphens) in your document with Edit, Find and Replace or with a To another program, so in those cases you may want to use WordPerfect's hyphen codes do not translate When you ask the program to do a word count (under File, Properties). Word by WordPerfect when selecting or searching for the item, and also
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Barry MacDonnell's Toolbox for WordPerfect for Windows - Hyphens and related items in WordPerfect