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Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter!ДЇor more control over what is hyphenated, select Manual from the menu. This will automatically apply hyphenation throughout the document. Select Automatic from the dropdown menu.In the Page Setup section, click Hyphenation.Go to the Layout tab on the main ribbon.On a Windows machine, to switch on automatic hyphenation: Hyphenation Options in Microsoft Word for Windows If you need to do this in a document, check out our guide below. This will add hyphens between syllables in longer words at the end of lines, fixing the problem caused by justifying the text: But if you donвЂ™t want to change what youвЂ™ve written, you can switch on the hyphenation in Microsoft Word. One way around this would be to edit the text. Sometimes, though, justifying text leaves you with too much space between words, especially when the final line is short, such as in the image below: You would usually use justified text to achieve this. In particular, it helps you ensure that text is presented in neat, regular blocks. In this case, hyphenation is about how text looks on the page. When we refer to вЂhyphenation in Microsoft WordвЂ™, we mean something more than just using hyphenated words correctly in your writing. Read on below to find out how this works. These can be very useful for making text look neat on the page, especially if youвЂ™re having trouble with the regular formatting options and justified text. In this post, weвЂ™ll look at how (and when) to use the hyphenation options in Microsoft Word. How and When to Use Hyphenation in Microsoft Word