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Thanks for the update, MIguel. /A.

Yep. I can send a video if you would like.

Language set to English (United States). The word breaks in the right place, when it does; so the problem is not faulty hyphenation. It just seems that the program cannot make its mind up as to whether the word should be broken or not, and each keystroke afterwards in the same paragraph either cause...

Textmaker is having a problem deciding whether it should automatically hyphenate a word or not; each new keystroke in the paragraph makes it change its mind (leading to the position of the text constantly changing, until another, harder hyphenation intervenes). Textmaker, however, even after this, a...