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Hyphens in Word
Can anyone explain why, when inputting a hyphen, a long one appears on screen, but if it later deleted, then replaced by depressing the same key, a shorter one appears?
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Using their symbol, I have Copied Word's attempt at 'Athenaeum' and it exhibits correctly here as 'Athen�um' but in my document it looks more like 'Athenoeum', because of wrong use of the lower case 'a'. However, to try to be fair, when comparing the two side by side, their 'oe' dipthong does look a liitle different from their 'ae'.
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Using their symbol, I have Copied Word's attempt at 'Athenaeum' and it exhibits correctly here as 'Athen�um' but in my document it looks more like 'Athenoeum', because of wrong use of the lower case 'a'. However, to try to be fair, when comparing the two side by side, their 'oe' dipthong does look a liitle different from their 'ae'.
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Depending what you're doing with it, have a look into LaTeX.
It's a markup language that you type out, so it's harder to use initially then Word. But the typography is so much better than Word, especially for mathematical typesetting. It's also easier (in my opinion) to add contents pages, bibliographies, etc.
It's a markup language that you type out, so it's harder to use initially then Word. But the typography is so much better than Word, especially for mathematical typesetting. It's also easier (in my opinion) to add contents pages, bibliographies, etc.
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