Specify whether to use 'Non-width Optional Breaks' when breaking long strings for wrapping.
The 'Non-width Optional Break' is a pseudo-symbol provided by MS Word
(the RTF equivalent is '\zwbo'
) exactly for such situations:
to specify where the text should be broken when it is wrapped.
It has no effect when no wrapping is needed.
However, the problem with 'Non-width Optional Break' is that some RTF readers do not interpret it. Even MS Word 2000, where it can be found on the Insert | Symbol | Special Characters tab, actually ignores such breaks!
That's why this option was introduced.
If wrapping of long nonbreaking strings does not work, try to unselect
(false
) this option.
Then, the normal line breaks will be used.