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Article #412Re: UNWANTED CHARACTER SPACING
From: JUDY FETTER
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 1994 09:03
Date: Fri, 29 Jul 1994 09:03
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TO: R. Pierre Rodgers and SCRIPT List
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FROM: Judy Fetter
jfetter@mail.loc.gov
RE: UNWANTED CHARACTER SPACING
I've had success using the .is (inline space) command to insert a
1-point space, on the grounds that no one could know they're
looking at a space if it's that small. I used .is p1 to keep two
words and a long dash together. Here's an example.
(Long dash and the fonts were defined elsewhere in the file.)
.bf bold
Independent cities
.bf med
.is p1
&ldash
.is p1
those cities that are legally separate from any county
.is p1
&ldash
.is p1
are identified by the word "(CITY)" following the city name.
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