I am using M S Windows Xp - Home Edition - 2002.
I don't want January at the end of one line and 2009 at the beginning of the
next. How do I keep them together.

Use a non-breaking space. E.g. if you insert the date with a macro, you
could use

Sub InsertUSFormatDate()
With Selection
.InsertDateTime DateTimeFormat:="MMMM" & Chr(160) & _
"d," & Chr(160) & "yyyy", InsertAsField:=False
End With
End Sub

or

Sub InsertUKFormatDate()
With Selection
.InsertDateTime DateTimeFormat:="d" & Chr(160) & _
"MMMM" & Chr(160) & "yyyy", InsertAsField:=False
End With
End Sub

or with a field use a switch e.g.

{ Date \@ "d MMMM yyyy" } with nonbreaking spaces (CTRL+SHIFT+Space) in the
switch.

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DeeDee wrote:
> I am using M S Windows Xp - Home Edition - 2002.
> I don't want January at the end of one line and 2009 at the beginning
> of the next. How do I keep them together.

Insert a nonbreaking space with Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

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> I don't want January at the end of one line and 2009 at the beginning of
> the
> next. How do I keep them together.
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