How do I keep a group of words together on the same line

[Guest]

How do I keep a group of words together on the same line even if they have a
space betweem them

 

[Guest]

Hello: One way to keep certain words together, or "attached" to one another,
is to put a "hard space" between each of these words.

To put a "hard space" in between words, (1) type the first word (2) do not
use the space bar yet, rather Ctrl + Shf + space (3) type the 2nd word; then
Ctrl + Shf + space, etc.

If you are trying to keep words together on one line for a heading (for
example) you might need to decrease the font size, or use a font that is
proportional (i.e., the 'i's, t's, j's take up less width).

Good luck, Whipper Snapper

 

[Anne Troy]

Use a non-breaking space. Hit Insert-->Symbol and go to the Special
Characters tab to find out the shortcut keystrokes.
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Anne Troy
www.OfficeArticles.com

 

[Suzanne S. Barnhill]

Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar will insert a nonbreaking space. Use these between words
you want to keep together. Similarly, Ctrl+Shift+Hyphen will insert a
nonbreaking hyphen.

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Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA

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[TechWriter]

Suzanne,

Can't we keep a group of words in the same line together by applying
direct formatting and accessing Format>Paragraph>Line and Page
Breaks>Keep Lines together????

 

[Graham Mayor]

No! This option prevents an automatic page break within a paragraph.

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