Re: Hypertext forces line break at point of marker

["Jo Baer" <jbaer@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hmmm. If you really want the line to break, you might be able to accomplish it
by changing the Format > Document > Text Options box to allow line breaks after
the forward slash character. I know that the line break you're getting now looks
odd, but my preference is to keep the link on one line if possible. An
alternative is to make the link a paragraph of its own, with the accompanying
space before and after. Then it looks more like you wanted the resulting
formatting.

Jo

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Jo Baer
Senior Technical Writer
TCF National Bank
Minneapolis, Minnesota
jbaer@.tcfbank.com

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                       Nicol Williamson

Jane Post wrote:

> In our manuals, we have hypertext references to Web sites. I have a
> "hypertext" character tag applied to these occurrences of hypertext. The
> problem occurring is that the line breaks at the beginning of the hypertext
> (often in the middle of a line). Aside from a manual line break elsewhere in
> the hypertext, is there anything I can do to prevent the line from breaking
> at the beginning of the hypertext (http://www.........)?
>
> EXAMPLE:
> ... the latest SIG from Fannie Mae's Consulting and Integration Services web
> site at
> http://www.efanniemae.com/singlefamilytechnology_tools/integration_services/
> mp_tr_client_guide.jhtml (registration required).....
>
> Thanks,
>
> Jane E. Post
> Jane@asconline.com



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