how do i add a "keep together" space between two words

K

kath

how do i add a "keep together" space between two words, for example between
March and 15, so they don't get separated on different lines of a doc?
 
B

Beth Melton

Use a nonbreaking space. Press Ctrl+Shift+Spacebar or use Insert/Symbol and
locate it on the Special Characters tab. If you elect to use the keyboard
shortcut you may still want to check out the other Special Characters that
are available as well. You never know when they might come in handy. :)

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