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Old 11-21-2015, 10:31 AM
jevgenija jevgenija is offline How to make that one word would fit to one line? Windows XP How to make that one word would fit to one line? Office 2003
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Hello,

I am writing sentences and some words are with spaces (for example, m o r n i n g). One of the words does not fit to the one line and some letters moves to the second line. Can you recommend what command to use that letter would go to the first line? I am attaching screenshot where you can better see what I have in mind.



I would be very thankful for help.

Jevgenija
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