PageBreak + 'After page break.' ) // A page break is the same value as a section break. Write ( 'Before page break.' + ControlChar. SectionBreak + 'After section break.' ) Assert. Write ( 'Before section break.' + ControlChar. This does not make a new section or paragraph. ParagraphBreak + 'After paragraph break.' ) Assert. Write ( 'Before paragraph break.' + ControlChar. Lf ) // Add a paragraph break, which will start a new paragraph. Lf ) // Carriage returns and line feeds can be represented together by one character. Count ) // The line feed character has two versions. Write ( 'Before line feed.' + ControlChar. LineBreak + 'After line break.' ) // Add a new line and starts a new paragraph. Write ( 'Before line break.' + ControlChar. Tab + 'After tab.' ) // Add a line break. NonBreakingSpace + 'After space.' ) // Add a tab character. Unlike the regular space, this space cannot have an automatic line break at its position. SpaceChar + 'After space.' ) // Add an NBSP, which is a non-breaking space. I installed the program two days ago, so it is completely up to date.Document doc = new Document () DocumentBuilder builder = new DocumentBuilder ( doc ) // Add a regular space. I did not express my disappointment without having a fair go at solving the problem, I assure you. So Articulate is somehow converting it to being the wrong character. If I paste a nonbreaking space in from Word (or PPT) and then copy and paste it back from Articulate into Word (or PPT), it turns into a regular space. Pasting from Word using the different options (like Keep Source Formatting) does not work either. I get a space, but it's a breaking one, I've tried inserting a nonbreaking space in a word document and then copying and pasting that into the Articulate document (this works in PowerPoint, for example) and that does not work either. I have tried inserting Alt-0160 with and without Num Lock and using Insert -> Symbol and choosing character 0160 from the character map. Thanks for the response, I appreciate your taking the time to answer.īut no, does not work regardless of Num Lock setting.

Word non breaking space code