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The scan locates line-ending hyphens before lowercase continuations plus hidden Unicode soft hyphens inside words.
Find visible line-ending hyphens and hidden soft hyphens in copied PDF text. Safer candidates start selected; possible compounds wait for your review.
Demonstrated may be broken across a printed line, while customer-facing may be an intentional compound. Removing both automatically would silently change one of them.
The scan locates line-ending hyphens before lowercase continuations plus hidden Unicode soft hyphens inside words.
Only distinctive continuation patterns and soft hyphens begin selected. Other candidates are labeled for review.
Each checkbox directly controls the result, with no language model and no unseen second pass.
The report demon- strated a customer- facing workflow.
The report demonstrated a customer- facing workflow.
Paste copied text and choose Scan split words. Review every candidate, then copy or download the result generated from your selections.
A line-ending hyphen can be a PDF artifact or an intentional compound. CopyPrune leaves ambiguous cases unselected because a dictionary alone cannot reliably recover the writer’s intent.
Yes. Unicode soft hyphens found inside words appear in the review list and begin selected as high-confidence repairs.
Only when a selected hyphen candidate spans that line ending. For general line wrapping, use the Remove Line Breaks tool or the full PDF Text Cleaner.