MACROMEDIA FREEHAND 10-USING FREEHAND Use Manual page 328

You can turn on automatic hyphenation for a document or a selection.
FreeHand uses the selected document language to determine where
hyphenation should be placed.
You can also insert discretionary hyphens at specific points in the text. For
more information, see "Inserting special characters" on page 326.
Specify the text to which the hyphenation options will be applied:
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To apply hyphenation to all text in a text block, click in the text block with the
Pointer tool or Text tool. Clicking in a linked text block applies hyphenation
options to all blocks in the linked set.
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To apply hyphenation to selected text only, select the text with the Text tool.
Choose Window > Inspectors > Text.
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In the Text inspector, click the Paragraph button to view paragraph options.
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Select Hyphenate to turn on automatic hyphenation.
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Click the Ellipsis (...) button to display the Edit Hyphenation dialog box.
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For Document Language, choose an option from the pop-up menu.
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To set the number of consecutive hyphens allowed within a paragraph, enter a
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number for Consecutive Hyphens.
To prevent hyphenation of capitalized words, select Skip Capitalized Words.
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To prevent hyphenation in a specific text passage, select the text you want to
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protect in the document, and select Inhibit Hyphens in Selection.
Click OK.
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Repeat steps 1 through 3 in the previous procedure.
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Deselect the Hyphenate option in the Edit Hyphenation dialog box. Click OK.
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