Document.ConsecutiveHyphensLimit property (Word)
Returns or sets the maximum number of consecutive lines that can end with hyphens. Read/write. Long.
Syntax
expression. ConsecutiveHyphensLimit
expression A variable that represents a Document object.
Remarks
If the ConsecutiveHyphensLimit property is set to 0 (zero), any number of consecutive lines can end with hyphens.
Example
This example enables automatic hyphenation for MyReport.doc and limits the number of consecutive lines that can end with hyphens to two.
With Documents("MyReport.doc")
.AutoHyphenation = True
.ConsecutiveHyphensLimit = 2
End With
This example sets no limit on the number of consecutive lines that can end with hyphens.
ActiveDocument.ConsecutiveHyphensLimit = 0
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