How can I know if a character is a nornal (printable) character or a formating character in code?

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Jezebel

If you're talking about Word text, there are no 'formatting codes' as such.
However, any character with ASC() value less than 32 is non-printing.
 
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Roy Barr

Jezebel said:
If you're talking about Word text, there are no 'formatting codes' as such.
However, any character with ASC() value less than 32 is non-printing.
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