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how to track down unicode 0x2010
I'm copy/pasting content from a .docx file to a pure .xml environment, and while everything looks OK there is a warning when I compile:
[FOP WARNING] Glyph "‐" (0x2010, hyphentwo) not available in font "ArialMT". What's the easiest way to track down these occurrences of hyphentwo in the original .docx before migrating the content? |
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Type Alt+8208 into the Find What box. Search for all instances.
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Does the job! thanks.
Now, in case I want to extend this technique … how do I find out Word's preferred equivalent for the Unicode value? |
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Into the Word Find What box, always type the number for the “HTML Entity” associated with the character of interest.
To find the number of the “HTML Entity” associated with a character, go to Unicode Character Finder and paste the character into the big top box. You’ll get all relevant information regarding that character. |
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0x2010, hyphentwo, unicode |
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