I noticed an issue where all my hyphens are removed with RTF::Writer. I pass in a variable that contains the text, and if any hyphens are present they do not show up in the RTF document. 
$some_text = 'Hello this-is-a-hyphenated-sentence';

$rtf->paragraph(
\'\fs24',
$some_text
);
}

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Even when I just write in a hyphen it is removed, as in: 
$rtf->paragraph(
\'\fs24\b',
"Anniversary-Date: $anniv_date",\'\line'
);

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They hyphen is just removed and so the words are scrunched together.

Is there something I have to do to allow for hyphenations or something?

Thanks


Michael Jensen

In reply to RTF::Writer hyphens removed by inblosam

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