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Well, I'm using

\newcommand{\Name}{Name }

so I can change the name for different versions of my pdf. When I use it like {Name }, with a space bar, sometimes in the text it gives 2 spaces, and sometives gives 1. "Name Age" wrong or "Name Age" The way I want to be But if I use it like {Name}, without a spacebar they just unify words. like "NameAge".again wrong

I'd like to know if someone know how to solve, or another way to just change the command for a word that it is not a new command maybe.

Guilherme
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    Define it as \newcommand{\Name}{Name} and always use it as \Name{}. Then you can insert it in your document and get consistent spacing around it. You should provide examples of where your usage fails. – Werner Jan 20 '15 at 15:55
  • @Werner That solved my problem. Thank you. =] I wasn't puting a {} at the end of the command. – Guilherme Jan 20 '15 at 16:33

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