Smart quotes

[Rob graham]

How do you turn off smart quotes but still get the smart quote look? What I
need to do is to put an apostrophe into words like *he'll* or * 'and your
money over* and have it look like a proper, not a straight, quote, but the
right way round. Smart quotes always put the first quote mark the wrong way
round for this application.

Rob Graham

 

[PeterMcC]

Rob graham wrote in

How do you turn off smart quotes but still get the smart quote look?
What I need to do is to put an apostrophe into words like *he'll* or
* 'and your money over* and have it look like a proper, not a
straight, quote, but the right way round. Smart quotes always put the
first quote mark the wrong way round for this application.

An apostrophe seems to work in the case of *he'll* and other similar
elisions.

For *'and your money over*, whilst it's a bit clunky, you can type *hand*,
insert the apostrophe between the *h* and the *a* and then delete the *h*.

 

[Rob graham]

Rob graham wrote in


An apostrophe seems to work in the case of *he'll* and other similar
elisions.

For *'and your money over*, whilst it's a bit clunky, you can type *hand*,
insert the apostrophe between the *h* and the *a* and then delete the *h*.

--
PeterMcC
If you feel that any of the above is incorrect,
inappropriate or offensive in any way,
please ignore it and accept my apologies.

Thanks Peter. That seems to solve it.

 

[PeterMcC]

Rob graham wrote in

Thanks Peter. That seems to solve it.

You are very welcome.