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Make a clarification in the changelog

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Veronica Berglyd Olsen
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CHANGELOG.md
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break does not start a new paragraph, but forces a break inside the paragraph like a Shift + Enter
does in most rich text editors. Two line breaks is still needed to start a new paragraph.
The old syntax of adding two spaces to force a line break within a paragraph will still work as
before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this feature. However,
there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have redundant spaces.
If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch off this
highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.
The old syntax of adding two spaces at the end of a line to force a line break within a paragraph
will still work as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this
feature. However, there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have
redundant spaces. If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch
off this highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.
A helper function has been added to the Format menu that can look through a paragraph and remove
line breaks in case you've been using line breaks inside your existing text under the assumption
nw/assets/text/release_notes.htm
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as a proper line break and will show up in the document viewer and exported documents. A single
line break does not start a new paragraph, but forces a break inside the paragraph like a Shift +
Enter does in most rich text editors. Two line breaks is still needed to start a new paragraph.</p>
<p>The old syntax of adding two spaces to force a line break within a paragraph will still work
as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've used this feature. However,
there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the text you have redundant spaces.
If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may want to switch off this
highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.</p>
<p>The old syntax of adding two spaces at the end of a line to force a line break within a
paragraph will still work as before, so there is no need to change your existing text if you've
used this feature. However, there is a new highlighting feature that will show you where in the
text you have redundant spaces. If you are used to having double spaces between sentences, you may
want to switch off this highlighting feature in Preferences as it will also detect those.</p>
<p>A helper function has been added to the Format menu that can look through a paragraph and remove
line breaks in case you've been using line breaks inside your existing text under the assumption
that the exporter and viewer will ignore them.</p>
sample/nwProject.nwx
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<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?>
<novelWriterXML appVersion="1.4b1" hexVersion="0x010400b1" fileVersion="1.2" timeStamp="2021-06-13 19:55:59">
<novelWriterXML appVersion="1.4" hexVersion="0x010400f0" fileVersion="1.2" timeStamp="2021-07-27 23:14:32">
<project>
<name>Sample Project</name>
<title>Sample Project</title>
<author>Jane Smith</author>
<author>Jay Doh</author>
<saveCount>1108</saveCount>
<saveCount>1109</saveCount>
<autoCount>189</autoCount>
<editTime>53069</editTime>
<editTime>53268</editTime>
</project>
<settings>
<doBackup>False</doBackup>