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Louislau
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Louislau Posted messages 1 Status Member -
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Hello, I noticed in some documents I received from clients that some hyphens ""-"" between compound words appeared as invisible characters!!
Meaning that when I display the usual invisible characters (space, line break, ...) these hyphens also turn blue.... The issue is that they disappear when I copy/paste the text into another application....
????? I honestly don't understand because they are not in the list of official characters in Word... can someone enlighten me???
Thanks
Configuration: Macintosh / Firefox 77.0
Meaning that when I display the usual invisible characters (space, line break, ...) these hyphens also turn blue.... The issue is that they disappear when I copy/paste the text into another application....
????? I honestly don't understand because they are not in the list of official characters in Word... can someone enlighten me???
Thanks
Configuration: Macintosh / Firefox 77.0
1 answer
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Hello,
I would talk about conditional hyphens... that is to say, hyphens that are invisible unless the word appears at the end of the line, in which case they turn into a hyphen for word division. This allows one to impose their choice of hyphenation on long words, for example.
But on Mac, I don't know anything.
m@rina
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