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<div style="font-weight:bolder;line-height:1.8;">A detailed explanation of the individual steps</div>
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<p align="left">This is how you insert a new rule in the coupler: <br><br> <b>Note:</b> The steps listed here execute a maximum example. <b>The video does not include all steps.</b>
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  <li> <p align="left">First set the rules according to which non-breaking spaces between specific terms (text and/or numbers) should be inserted. In the &ldquo;*Publish&rdquo; ribbon, in the &ldquo;Typography&rdquo; group click on &ldquo;Typography functions&rdquo;.</p></li>
  <li> <p align="left"> The typography task field will open.</p></li>
  <li> <p align="left">In the task field, select &ldquo;Add rule&rdquo; in the following dialog on the &ldquo;Coupler&rdquo; tab. A dialog appears:</p></li> 
  <li> <p align="left">In the dialog box you can define the respective elements of the coupler rule in the &ldquo;Left&rdquo; and &ldquo;Right&rdquo; area.</p></li>  


  <p align="left"><b>Left/right [0-9] and [a-z]</b>
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  </p><li> <p align="left">Enter the exact text that is situated to the left or right of the non-breaking space or select placeholders:</p></li>
<div style="font-weight:bolder;line-height:1.8;">A detailed explanation of the individual steps</div>
  <li> <p align="left">[0-9] for any numbers</p></li>  
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  <li> <p align="left">[a-z] for any letters</p></li>
  <p align="left"><b>&ldquo;Couple&rdquo; or &ldquo;Closely couple&rdquo;/&ldquo;Hide spacing&rdquo; or &ldquo;Force spacing&rdquo;</b>
<p align="left">This is how you insert a new rule in the coupler:
  </p><p align="left">Select how the two terms should be coupled:
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  </p><li> <p align="left">Couple:<br>A &ldquo;normal width&rdquo; non-breaking space; example: EUR 251 million.</p></li>  
  <li> <p align="left">Closely couple:<br>inserts a narrow non-breaking space to reduce the spacing between two terms; example: 100&thinsp;%.</p></li>
  <li> <p align="left">Hide spacing:<br>suppresses spacing between two terms. This function is particularly useful when different rules apply to different languages; example: the spacing required in German between the number and percent symbol should be suppressed in English</p></li>
  <li> <p align="left">Force space:<br>ensures a non-breaking space between certain terms even if it was not manually inserted when the text was input; example: &ldquo;[0-9]&rdquo; and &ldquo;%&rdquo;</p></li>
  <li> <p align="left"> Click &ldquo;OK&rdquo; to confirm your selection.</p></li>  


<b>Note:</b> The steps listed here execute a maximum example. <b>The video does not include all steps.</b>
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<li> <p align="left">First set the rules according to which non-breaking spaces between specific terms (text and/or numbers) should be inserted. In the &ldquo;*Publish&rdquo; ribbon, in the &ldquo;Typography&rdquo; group click on &ldquo;Typography functions&rdquo;.
<br> &rarr; The typography task field will open.</li>
<li> <p align="left">In the task field, select &ldquo;Add rule&rdquo; in the following dialog on the &ldquo;Coupler&rdquo; tab.
<br> &rarr; A dialog appears.</li> 
<li> <p align="left">In the dialog box you can define the respective elements of the coupler rule in the &ldquo;Left&rdquo; and &ldquo;Right&rdquo; area.</li>


<p align="left"><b>Left/right [0-9] and [a-z]</b>
<li> <p align="left">Enter the exact text that is situated to the left or right of the non-breaking space or select placeholders:</li>
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<li> <p align="left">[0-9] for any numbers</li>
<li> <p align="left">[a-z] for any letters</li>
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<li> </p><p align="left">Select how the two terms should be coupled: </li>
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<li> <p align="left">Couple:<br>A &ldquo;normal width&rdquo; non-breaking space; example: EUR 251 million.</p></li>
<li> <p align="left">Closely couple:<br>inserts a narrow non-breaking space to reduce the spacing between two terms; example: 100&thinsp;%.</p></li>
<li> <p align="left">Hide spacing:<br>suppresses spacing between two terms. This function is particularly useful when different rules apply to different languages; example: the spacing required in German between the number and percent symbol should be suppressed in English</p></li>
<li> <p align="left">Force space:<br>ensures a non-breaking space between certain terms even if it was not manually inserted when the text was input; example: &ldquo;[0-9]&rdquo; and &ldquo;%&rdquo;</p></li>
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<li> <p align="left"> Click &ldquo;OK&rdquo; to confirm your selection.
<br> &rarr;  You added a Coupler rule. </li>
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A detailed explanation of the individual steps

This is how you insert a new rule in the coupler:

Note: The steps listed here execute a maximum example. The video does not include all steps.

  1. First set the rules according to which non-breaking spaces between specific terms (text and/or numbers) should be inserted. In the “*Publish” ribbon, in the “Typography” group click on “Typography functions”.
    → The typography task field will open.

  2. In the task field, select “Add rule” in the following dialog on the “Coupler” tab.
    → A dialog appears.

  3. In the dialog box you can define the respective elements of the coupler rule in the “Left” and “Right” area.

  4. Left/right [0-9] and [a-z]

  5. Enter the exact text that is situated to the left or right of the non-breaking space or select placeholders:

    1. [0-9] for any numbers

    2. [a-z] for any letters

  6. Select how the two terms should be coupled:

    1. Couple:
      A “normal width” non-breaking space; example: EUR 251 million.

    2. Closely couple:
      inserts a narrow non-breaking space to reduce the spacing between two terms; example: 100 %.

    3. Hide spacing:
      suppresses spacing between two terms. This function is particularly useful when different rules apply to different languages; example: the spacing required in German between the number and percent symbol should be suppressed in English

    4. Force space:
      ensures a non-breaking space between certain terms even if it was not manually inserted when the text was input; example: “[0-9]” and “%”

  7. Click “OK” to confirm your selection.
    → You added a Coupler rule.