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Melanie Strom
I have two documents--one has no special characters such as nonbreaking
spaces and nonbreaking hyphens. Also, one has all straight quotes. The
other has no special characters or straight quotes.
When I do a Compare and Merge, where there are nonbreaking spaces in one
document and not the other, it shows up as a change. The quote marks are
also shown as changes.
Is there a way to keep Word from comparing things like this? The quote
marks I can understand, but a space is a space in my book. Is this just the
way Word looks at things? Is it looking at a nonbreaking space as a
different character as a space?
spaces and nonbreaking hyphens. Also, one has all straight quotes. The
other has no special characters or straight quotes.
When I do a Compare and Merge, where there are nonbreaking spaces in one
document and not the other, it shows up as a change. The quote marks are
also shown as changes.
Is there a way to keep Word from comparing things like this? The quote
marks I can understand, but a space is a space in my book. Is this just the
way Word looks at things? Is it looking at a nonbreaking space as a
different character as a space?