The Case of the Separated Date – Part 2 About a month ago (on
August 3, 2007 to be exact), we discussed a way to prevent a
string of words from being separated onto different lines by MS
Word when it wraps text. At that time, the suggestion of Shift +
Enter was offered. It’s a solution that works and if you’re not
going to need to edit the file much, you’d probably never notice
any hiccups with it. But, on the other hand, if you’re using it
in a file that will undergo a lot of editing, you may find some
limitations with this method. You may find that editing could
cause some very short lines in the middle of a paragraph if you
don’t go in and delete the Shift + Enter. So, if that wasn’t a
solution that worked well for you, you’re probably wondering
about other options. At the time, I just couldn’t come up with
another choice, but fortunately, a reader wrote in and added a
very helpful trick to our ever growing list of ways to make Word
behave. Now, I know you’re interested in the extra information
too, so let