[Tugindia] Stopping hyphenation
Kapil Hari Paranjape
kapil at imsc.res.in
Thu Feb 27 08:02:57 CET 2003
Hello,
On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 02:15:33AM +0530, H S Rai wrote:
> Is there any way to stop hyphenation in whole document. Is that
> advisable?
>
> Or any simple way to avoid hyphenation in section and subsection. I
> find for most of sections, only "half word" is there in 2nd line,
> which looks bad (though I believe LaTeX do, what is good) to many.
> They say hyphenation may work fine for paragraph, but in section etc
> it does not give good appeal. What's your view?
In articles, avoiding
hyphenation can
lead to ugliness like this.
Or to ugliness
like this which is equally
bad.
However, there are situations, like slides or printed lists like
a curriculum vitae or a bibliography where hyphenation is best
avoided.
In "foils"---which a LaTeX style for printing transparencies or creating
presentations---hyphenation is avoided by setting \righthyphenmin and
\lefthyphenmin to 100.
YMMV.
Kapil.
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