Hi,
is there a way to forbid TeX break lines right after "a" or "of"?
Of course, I do put "~" after such words often, but I also often
forget to do so.
Maybe there is a dictionary of words that are forbidden to
appear at the end of a line?
Text Formatting ⇒ single-double letter words and line breaking
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Re: single-double letter words and line breaking
In your case I will use with "a" and "of" the following, there is a command \nolinebreak, you could do the following:
\renewcommand{\a}{a \nolinebreak}
\renewcommand{\of}{of \nolinebreak}
and then use \a in case this would be breaked at the end of a lineor \of, also write normal print it and in the cases once you have the new commands you only have to write a \ in front of the word...
\renewcommand{\a}{a \nolinebreak}
\renewcommand{\of}{of \nolinebreak}
and then use \a in case this would be breaked at the end of a lineor \of, also write normal print it and in the cases once you have the new commands you only have to write a \ in front of the word...