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I have a document which contains a character looking like this: „
When pressing alt-X after the character the code 201E appears. When I try to replace the character with a proper double quote, I type the 201E in the find box and press alt-X, but in stead of word converting the character it simply turns on the match prefix option. How can I do a global replace of this strange character? |
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^u8222
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Thank you Graham!! Problem solved.
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