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Preventing line breaks

The ~ is a special character in Hyperlatex, and is replaced by the HTML-tag for "non-breakable space".

As we saw before, you can typeset the ~ character by typing \~{}. This is also the way to go if you need the ~ in an argument to an HTML command that is processed by Hyperlatex, such as in the URL-argument of \xlink.

You can also use the \mbox command. It is implemented by replacing all sequences of white space in the argument by a single ~. Obviously, this restricts what you can use in the argument. (Better don't use any math mode material in the argument.)


July 13, 2005

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