Is there a way to specify "no space" for an expansion?

Posted by LB ^Ž , Thu, Mar 06, 2003, 06:09:06

Hi, I'm a new user of IT. Well actually, I had tried it many months ago but just couldn't get it, so I decided to try again using the set-up advised for previous users of another expander. I think I'm in heaven! Anyway, here is my question:

Is there a command that will do the same as "no space" for an actual expansion?

I've tried the backspace command, space and backspace, Ctrl + 0, and multiple combinations of same when making the expansion. I can't seem to hit on it.

I have an abbreviation with / as the last character and then I need to put an MR number, so I'm trying to make there be no space after the /.

Thanks!

Followups

You need to end the expansion by an underscore -- Jean Ichbiah Mar 09
- Underscore for no space -- LB Mar 09
  - Underscore for no space -- Marie Roberts Mar 10
    - That way, it won't seem to work for me! -- LB Mar 10
      - Revision needed for underscore feature -- Marie Roberts Mar 10