Word break Publisher

It is precisely to respect French grammar that I would like to avoid certain word divisions; for example, a silent syllable should not be rejected at the beginning of a line.
My question is not resolved, but thank you for replying.

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Microsoft and Libre Office software respect the hyphenation of our grammar. If this is not the case, it means it is disabled.

1 - Replace (Ctrl+H)
2 - Enter - in the search field
3 - Open the More panel
4 - Under Special, select Non-breaking hyphen: ^~ will appear or conditional
5 - Replace all

That said, this function is only valid with fixed-width fonts (e.g., Lucida Console)
But when using variable or proportional width fonts, with nice presentation, we use right justification... Thus, everything is aligned, on the right and on the left... and there is no hyphenation, or only for a few too long words.
Variable spacing between words on the same line in a justified paragraph where the words are not broken

This takes a bit of attention, but it also allows for a nice presentation of work..

Thank you for suggesting another response. I couldn't find the Plus or Special panels. I was about to force a line break when I found the solution thanks to a post in the forum (Publisher 2016 - Remove automatic hyphenation). When I opened the text box tools menu, I didn't find the mentioned links, but I saw the letters a, b, c on the left of the bar, and hyphenation. My question is now resolved. Thank you.

Well.. Here’s a story that ends well, good for you... for the menus that you can’t find, it’s often like that, it all depends on the two versions compared, there are changes; but the principle remains.

There you go, A+++