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How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word
Author: Filip Grizelj    Posted: Fri, 13 Dec 2002 14:36:58 +0100
Hi all, my whole thesis is automatically hyphenated by MS Word. Within my bibliography (which is automatically generated by End Note) Word should not hypenate the text. How can I solve that? Example: Like it is now: Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource Wissen: Inhaltli- che Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen Gestaltungsrah- men, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. How it should be: Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource Wissen: Inhaltliche Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen Gestaltungsrahmen, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. Thanks, Filip

RE: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word
Author:    Posted: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 09:02:30 +0100
Hi Filip and Leanne, within Word you may change the properties of a paragraph to avoid hyphenation. Use the paragraph-format menu (I don't know, how it is called in english software version). There you find two cards, one should be named similar to "Line and Page change". There you can add a tickmark to avoid hyphenation in the choosen paragraphs. Best regards Christian >Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:38:45 -0600 >From: "Wiedemann, Leanne" /> >Subject: RE: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word > >This is a Word thing. I don't use hyphenation, but I suppose I would have >to if I wrote in German with all those compound words... I can't see anyway >to apply hyphenation to a part of a document, from a quick perusal of the >Word help files. You might want to redirect this enquiry to the Woody's >Lounge at http://www.wopr.com/lounge where they have a whole bunch of >experts who just love to answer questions. Ask them if there is a way to >hyphenate the text but not the bibliography. You probably don't need to >complicated it with the fact it is an Endnote generated field (but hey, you >could include that!) If there is a way, I would just unlink the document >prior to implementing it. > >- -----Original Message----- >From: Filip Grizelj /> >Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 7:37 AM >To: /> >Subject: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word > > >Hi all, > >my whole thesis is automatically hyphenated by MS Word. Within my >bibliography (which is automatically generated by End Note) Word should not >hypenate the text. How can I solve that? > >Example: > >Like it is now: > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource >Wissen: Inhaltli- >che Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen Gestaltungsrah- >men, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > >How it should be: > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource >Wissen: >Inhaltliche Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen >Gestaltungsrahmen, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > >Thanks, > >Filip > >------------------------------ > > ______________________________________________________________ Dipl. Biol. Christian Willerding /> Briefanschrift: Universität Regensburg Fachbereich Biologie Institut für Botanik/AG Poschlod 93040 Regensburg Warenanschrift: Universitätsstr. 31 93053 Regensburg Germany Tel. ++49+941-943-3131 Fax. ++49+941-943-3106

RE: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word
Author: David Tapley    Posted: Fri, 20 Dec 2002 18:14:49 -0500
In word 98 for Mac, there are two ways to avoid hyphenation of a part of a document. 1. Select the text you don't want to hyphenate, and then click on Format --> Paragraph. In the "Line and Page Breaks" tab, there is a checkbox that says "Don't hyphenate". Check this box. Or: 2. Select text as above. Set format (language) to "no proofing" in the Tools-->Language-->set language dialogue box. Similar options should be available for other platforms and versions of word. Hope this helps. David > >Hi all, > >my whole thesis is automatically hyphenated by MS Word. Within my >bibliography (which is automatically generated by End Note) Word should not >hypenate the text. How can I solve that? > >Example: > >Like it is now: > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource >Wissen: Inhaltli- >che Ansatzpunkte und Ðberlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen Gestaltungsrah- >men, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > >How it should be: > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource >Wissen: >Inhaltliche Ansatzpunkte und Ðberlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen >Gestaltungsrahmen, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > >Thanks, > >Filip > -- ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- David W. Tapley vox: 978-542-6381 Assistant Professor fax: 978-542-6863 Introductory Biology Coordinator Department of Biology Salem State College 352 Lafayette St. Salem, MA 01970 /> ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-

Re: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word
Author: Filip Grizelj    Posted: Mon, 23 Dec 2002 17:53:58 +0100
Hi Christian, danke für Deine Info. Am besten wir machen das ganze in deutsch. Also wo genau kann ich das in Word einstellen? Danke & schöne Festtage, Filip ----- Original Message ----- From: /> To: /> Sent: Friday, December 20, 2002 9:02 AM Subject: RE: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word > Hi Filip and Leanne, > > within Word you may change the properties of a paragraph to avoid > hyphenation. Use the paragraph-format menu (I don't know, how it is > called in english software version). There you find two cards, one > should be named similar to "Line and Page change". There you can add a > tickmark to avoid hyphenation in the choosen paragraphs. > > Best regards > > Christian > > > >Date: Thu, 19 Dec 2002 09:38:45 -0600 > >From: "Wiedemann, Leanne" /> > >Subject: RE: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word > > > >This is a Word thing. I don't use hyphenation, but I suppose I would have > >to if I wrote in German with all those compound words... I can't see anyway > >to apply hyphenation to a part of a document, from a quick perusal of the > >Word help files. You might want to redirect this enquiry to the Woody's > >Lounge at http://www.wopr.com/lounge where they have a whole bunch of > >experts who just love to answer questions. Ask them if there is a way to > >hyphenate the text but not the bibliography. You probably don't need to > >complicated it with the fact it is an Endnote generated field (but hey, you > >could include that!) If there is a way, I would just unlink the document > >prior to implementing it. > > > >- -----Original Message----- > >From: Filip Grizelj /> > >Sent: Friday, December 13, 2002 7:37 AM > >To: /> > >Subject: How to avoid hyphenation in bibliography in MS Word > > > > > >Hi all, > > > >my whole thesis is automatically hyphenated by MS Word. Within my > >bibliography (which is automatically generated by End Note) Word should not > >hypenate the text. How can I solve that? > > > >Example: > > > >Like it is now: > > > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource > >Wissen: Inhaltli- > >che Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen Gestaltungsrah- > >men, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > > > >How it should be: > > > >Albrecht, F. (1992): Strategisches Management der Unternehmensressource > >Wissen: > >Inhaltliche Ansatzpunkte und Überlegungen zu einem konzeptionellen > >Gestaltungsrahmen, Frankfurt am Main: Peter Lang. > > > >Thanks, > > > >Filip > > > >------------------------------ > > > > > > ______________________________________________________________ > Dipl. Biol. Christian Willerding > /> > > Briefanschrift: > Universität Regensburg > Fachbereich Biologie > Institut für Botanik/AG Poschlod > 93040 Regensburg > > Warenanschrift: > Universitätsstr. 31 > 93053 Regensburg > Germany > > Tel. ++49+941-943-3131 > Fax. ++49+941-943-3106

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