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Hans Hagen wrote:
> >Is there a way to forbide hyphenation in titles?
> align=....

I had align=left already; alone it doesn't suppress hyphenation.

> >Is there an other way than \hbox{} to forbide
> >hyphenation of one single word (not overall)?
> 
> \hbox is ok or {\nohyphens word}

\hbox is bad, because it makes overfull lines
I'll try the other.

> Unfortunately there is not mucn control in tex, especially because some
> settings are paragraph wide.

And I thought, TeX would be able to do *everything* ...
(Telling so myself to the people)

hraban.