Multiline code in Word 2007

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Published on 2010-03-26T06:48:53Z Indexed on 2010/03/26 6:53 UTC
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I am using word 2007 and am inserting code into the document. I have a style with a fixed-width font and light grey background and all, and I use Notepad++ for syntax highlighting.

My problem is with a "line" of code that is too long to display, so is there a way to auto-insert an arrow symbol at the beginning of a such lines to indicate that it is the same line (kind of like hyphenating, except on long lines instead of long words)

So for e.g. something like this:

public static void foo(String abcdefg, Boolean 123,

?String xyz)

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