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Old 10-19-2017, 06:17 AM
qubie qubie is offline Wild Card Problem (Word 2007) Windows 7 64bit Wild Card Problem (Word 2007) Office 2007
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Paul,

I figured as much, but what I cannot seem to find is a wild card representation for "odd" breaks within the content with which I am working. I recall coming across such creatures once upon a time in passing, but I cannot cull them forth on this occasion.

In efforts to cut to the chase, I attached a representation of what I am talking about; I think that, just perhaps, this depicts the no-width non-breaking space that you mentioned. The pattern recurs throughout the data set. My work-around is serviceable, but a bit clunky.

At any rate, your suggestion pushed my effort forward significantly -- I appreciate that very much.

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