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Character that looks like a space but isn't!
Hello all. A bit of a weird one.
I have a document which was cutting up words on lines with no hyphenation. I couldn't figure out why until now. The document looks normal but each space isn't really a space. You can highlight the gap between word but it isn't really a space so even though it looks like all the words are seperated, everything is one continuous word. I can't do a Find & Replace because even though I can select the "space" it doesn't register. Can anyone help or shed any light on this. Thanks |
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Hi simjambra,
Non-breaking spaces, perhaps? Try Find/Replace with: Find = ^s Replace = 'space'
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Hello Macropod. I wasn't sure what a non-breaking space was but I did find it on the Special F&R options but sadly that didn't make any difference at all. I Did Find = ^s and tried to find next - but it didn't pick up the characters |
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Hi simjambra,
Can you post a stripped down copy of the document, with say, one or two paragraphs that show what the issue is?
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