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Home > Forums > Programmers > Graphics and Publishing > Quark: QuarkXPress Forum

Hyphenation in Quark

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krets (TechnicalUser)
31 May 07 14:17
It's been such a long time since I've used Quark. How do you turn off hyphenation? Such a simple thing and I can't seem to find the option.
apepp (TechnicalUser)
31 May 07 14:29
...edit > h & j's...

...edit standard and then turn auto hyphenation off...

...do this without a document open and it will be the defaullt...

Andrew
krets (TechnicalUser)
31 May 07 15:19
What if I have an existing document and want to turn it off within that document? I've tried going through H&J and that doesn't seem to work.
apepp (TechnicalUser)
31 May 07 19:15
...if there is another h&j other than 'standard' listed then you need to change that one too, it could be that another h&j setting is linked to a paragraph style...

...if there isn't any others listed in h&j's then the hyphenation may have been manually input for whatever reason...

...without seeing your file it is difficult to tell...

Andrew
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