: Re: How can I prevent, or work around, unfortunate hyphenation in critical words? In technical documentation, sometimes the tool's automatic hyphenation makes a bad break in the middle of a term,

The post you referenced has the basics: in FO, you can't change the hyphenation property for just part of a block. You may be able to change the hyphenation dictionary (add the words you don't want to be hyphenated), but this depends on the tools you use. Information for FOP

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