> On 06-Oct-98 Reuben Thomas wrote:
>> I want to stop the word "FORTRAN-77" being hyphenated even though it
>> contains a hyphen. Does LyX have any support for this, or must I write
>>
>> \mbox{FORTRAN-77}
>>
>> in TeX mode?
Two suggestions:
1) Just in case you did not think about this, unlikely how it may be:
\newcommand{\f77}{\mbox{FORTRAN-77}}
in the preamble will save you some typing, requiring only \f77 in TeX mode.
2) Cheat: type - as a minus sign (in math mode). I tried six or seven lines
filled of FORTRAN$-$77 (the TeX code for the math minus is $-$), and I got no
hyphenations. In fact, as you see from the TeX, there are no spaces in
FORTRAN$-$77 that can get hyphenated... I don't know if the graphical result is
ok for you.
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