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Yes, but you'd need to know the character codes of the characters to be replaced. If you know that, you could use a wildcard Find/Replace, where: Find = [^0191^0233] Replace = ^& where the numbers following the ^ characters are the 4-digit character codes (for ¿ and ß in the above example) and you specify both the Find and Replace fonts. If the result of doing this is that you'll have words etc. using a mix of fonts, this is not a good solution (IMHO); you'd do better to use a font that does support all of the characters in use.
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