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i.t.i.p. Tip – InDesign
The "Non-Joiner"
What? A "non-joiner"? What's this? Actually, this is another meta character - like the discretionary hyphen, for example - which has a neat functionality: it prevents two characters from being put together to a so-called ligature.
An example: You type "rifle". InDesign automatically combines the "f" and the "l" to the ligature "fl". If you want to suppress this, just type the "non-joiner" between the "f" and the "l".
Rudi Warttmann, Adobe Certified Instructor