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Originally Posted by Tex2002ans
There is a unicode character called a "soft hyphen". Just imagine it as telling the rendering software that this is where an "optional hyphen" can go.
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Oh, but like I said in my question, I tried that and it didn't seem to work at all!
I have a feeling I might be stuck with this problem, and without a solution for it. Bummer!
PS. Oh, ha ha, I see now why you guys both gave me the answer that I'd already tried. In my original question, I'd said "One alternative that I did try -- instead of allowing hyphenation on certain words -- is to use the method...", but what I
really said there was "...is to use the [ampersand+shy] method...", but I guess when I posted that the character entity didn't show up! It was shy.