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I have a problem with a + sign. I use package "menukeys" and if i write down a command \keys{Eclipse C++ Development tool} the package keys will split my command analogous to three key commands: \keys{Eclipse C} \keys{} \keys{Development tool}

Is there any different way of inserting plus sign into latex?

71GA
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Simply put Eclipse C++ Development tool inside a group. See subsection 4.1 of the menukeys documentation:

You can hide a separator from the parser by putting a part of the sequence in braces.

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\documentclass{article}

\usepackage{menukeys}

\begin{document}
\keys{Eclipse C++ Development tool}

\keys{{Eclipse C++ Development tool}}
\end{document}
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    A checkmark is nothing compared to time you spent for anwsering my question. Thank you. – 71GA Nov 30 '13 at 14:49