>> You can't. I've thus defined a new macro `Underline1' which
>> handles trailing punctuation.
>
> In that sort of situation, it usually works to us "\c" to eliminate
> extra space introduced by the line break.
I haven't analyzed in detail why it fails...
> This word is
> .Underline1 underlined
> !
>
> there is still a space between "underlined" and "!".
Of course it is. This is standard behaviour of all macros. You have
to write
This word is
.Underline1 underlined !
Somehow you've missed to read the documentation, methinks :-)
Werner
