(1) End-of-line decisions: Decisions on hyphenation or justification MADE either by the operator or automatically by the typesetting system.

(2) Initiates manual hyphenation of a document, one line at a time.

(3) To hyphenate a document as you type, click Hyphenation on the Tools menu.

(4) Hyphenation options set on are effective only if hyphenation is turned on through paragraph styles.

(5) Non - breaking spaces are not used for hyphenation and are not expanded if the text is justified.

(6) Word processing systems are designed to handle hyphenation in various ways, one of which may call for the use of an exception dictionary.

(7) They can go for the lower end of column width because they have a lot of control over the text (hyphenation and justification).

(8) To hyphenate a document click Language on the Tools menu and then click Hyphenation.

(9) Hyphenation logic: A program of logical rules to break words for hyphenation.

(10) To hyphenate a document as you type, click Language on the Tools menu(Sentencedict), and then click Hyphenation.

(11) Background processing : Computer processing mode which can occur concurrently with main use of the machine, e. g. hyphenation and justification of a text file while other material is being input.

(12) Discretionary hyphen: Hyphen inserted by keyboard and which overrides the hyphenation program in use.