UserDefWordBreak(WordBreakChar As String, WordBreak as Boolean) As Boolean
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Function:
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You can set any ASCII char to a word breaking character.
This is helpful, if you have inside your text formatting chars like <B> for bold and so on. Normally JRSpell will see <B>Hello as one word and marks it as false
If you set JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak "<", True JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak ">", True
JRSpell will see B as a Word and Hello as a word.
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JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak "<", True
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Return value:
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True if the WordBreak char is set False if the WordBreak char is not set Note! You can not set one of the following chars as WordBreak char   "." "-"
fires no event.
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Example:
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JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak "<", True JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak ">", True JRSpell1.UserDefWordBreak "#", True
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