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Originally Posted by ath
A better choice may be to use whatever special-width spaces are available -- I've seen zero-width spaces used to good effect.
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I've tried using different kind of spaces, but at least with the Cybook and whatever font I was trying at the moment I could only get:
a) normal spaces: line break possible, stretchable when justified.
b) non-breaking spaces: line break forbidden, constant width.
Other kinds of spaces (thin, zero-width, etc.) would either be displayed as one of the above or as some kind of "error" symbol, like a rectangle, a "?", or whatever.
PS. Now that I think of it, that might have been before I fixed a problem I was having with html2mobi, regarding the preservation of non-breaking spaces... But I think I tried with HTML files too.