What is the exact functioning of \nopagebreak? I need to be able to control very precisely where page breaks occur in my document. In particular, when \nopagebreak occurs by itself on a line, does this constitute a paragraph break that cannot also be a page break? If not, how do I produce a paragraph break (blank line of output) that cannot also be a page break?
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You can produce blank spaces (lines) using \vspace command
Re: \nopagebreak
Thank you! I will keep that in mind. When a \nopagebreak is inserted before or after a blank line (in the source code), does its effect extend to the adjacent blank line(s)? Or, is each blank line a potential page break, despite the \nopagebreak?
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