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To use word wrap:
Word Wrap Handle
When using Word Wrap, the following conditions apply:
1
Select the text object you want to change.
2
Display the TEXT menu and select the Word Wrap option.
3
Drag the Word Wrap handle left or right. As you drag, the Word Wrap bar (perpendicu-
lar to the text baseline) tracks mouse movement.
4
When the Word Wrap bar is at the width you want for the text object, release the mouse
button. PowerScript adjusts the object size and re-wraps the text characters to fit within
the new dimensions.
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When you activate the Word Wrap option, the Word Wrap handle appears at the
right side of the text object you select. The handle does not appear when you select
more than one text object.
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Words split only at spaces. That is, if you release the Word Wrap bar in the middle
of a word, that word is not split into two segments.
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If you want to keep two or more words on the same line at all times, separate them
with a non-breaking space. Word Wrap never breaks a line at a non-breaking space.
To enter a non-breaking space, type Alt+Spacebar.
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If you move the Word Wrap handle to the extreme left side of a text object then
release the mouse button, PowerScript automatically sets the width of the text
object equal to the width of the longest word in the object. This occurs because, as
stated earlier, Word Wrap never breaks a word onto separate lines.
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You can toggle Word Wrap on and off using the key combination Ctrl+W.
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