Re: space (reply again, sorry)

Chris,
I think most people use the   in this way as most browsers present it
as a space. But is there an entity (now or proposed) that would meet your
three requirements? Maybe a non-breaking version of an em-space, etc.?

Thanks

Steve

>However, this is not what I and I guess most people assume is meant by a
>non-breaking space. What I understand is:
>
>1) it looks like a space (same width of space, etc
>2) consecutive nbsp are not folded into one
>3) you don't get a line break there
>
>Given the official ISO definition quoted above, I can cite no
>supporting evidence for two of those three assumptions....
>
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Received on Wednesday, 25 September 1996 12:27:55 UTC