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I was just helping a user who’s project seems to be ignoring the line breaking rules. We have several projects using this same script and they are all having the same problem.

I took several screenshots of the problem.
I’m using the highlighted word as the example

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This is the hyphenation information for that word. Paratext should not break this word in Print draft
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But here is the word in Print draft (Highlighted yellow). It should not have broken at all.

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This project is Paratext 9

Any ideas?
Thank you,
MSEAIT/LT

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Hi MSEAIT/LT,

I don’t think Print Draft has ever worked acceptably for Khmer script. I recently tested in Paratext 9 and confirmed that there’s still an issue with Khmer words being broken at the end of the lines in the same manner as the Lao script you’ve posted.

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