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Eric
In Word 2003, I've added shading to a paragraph consisting of multiple lines.
Word seems to have broken this into multiple separate revisions, based on the
revision bubbles in the right margin.
There is a lot of auto-hyphenation in this paragraph, and what seems to be
happening is that Word avoids including an automatic hyphen break in a single
revision. In other words, if a revision spans an auto-hyphen, Word finishes
the revision at the hyphen and creates a new one after the hyphen.
Am I correct that this is the way Word works? If so, why? I can't figure out
the rationale why Word would work this way.
Thanks.
Word seems to have broken this into multiple separate revisions, based on the
revision bubbles in the right margin.
There is a lot of auto-hyphenation in this paragraph, and what seems to be
happening is that Word avoids including an automatic hyphen break in a single
revision. In other words, if a revision spans an auto-hyphen, Word finishes
the revision at the hyphen and creates a new one after the hyphen.
Am I correct that this is the way Word works? If so, why? I can't figure out
the rationale why Word would work this way.
Thanks.