Sentence starting at end of page

[imashleysantoro]

Wondering if there is a shortcut or a script to push all new sentences to the next page.

"He..." should be moved a line down. 

I seem to have a lot of areas at the end of pages where a sentence ends, and a new one begins, with only room for 1 word, before moving to the next line. Wondering if there is something that can speed up the process? 

Thank you in advance 🙂

Ashley

[Peter Spier]

Not clear what you are asking here. You say you want sentence to start on next page in title, but then you say you want "He" to move down a line (do you want to start a new paragraph?).

This is probably a matter of copy fitting, and it looks like you're set to full justified text, so if you start moving single word starts to the next line without making a new paragraph you are foing to get some really ugly spacing.

I don't think there are any shortcuts to copyfitting that really work since spacing is always a judgement call. Personally, I don't have a problem with ending a line with a single word and having more text on the next line. I mignt not be as happy about ending a paragraph with a single short word.

[imashleysantoro]

Yes I was just looking for a quicker way to move these parts down a line.

Thanks anyways!

[Peter Spier]

I recall a similar discussion in the last week or so.

I think if you could define just when you want that word (how many characters?) to move down there's probably a way to script it, or perhaps to use a GREP style to change the following space to have No Break applied, which would force the word to remain with the next, but there will certainly be downstream issues caused by changing line counts, and I would thing some rather ugly, as I mentioned earlier, spacing, and I doubt it will end up saving you a significant amount of time if you then have to go back and fix the unintended consequences. GREP styles will slow down the application, too, as every edit will require re-parsing the text to be sure the condition is met or not met.