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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that you
--- Daniel Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes,
so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
--- Daniel Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I
didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is
easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't
disable
John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with smart quotes off, but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put them
into LyX than it is to try to reformat them into
something
--- Daniel Lohmann
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John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with smart quotes off,
but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents
for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put
them
into
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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that you
--- Daniel Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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John Kane wrote:
My problem is that I am getting a ? for (curly
quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes,
so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
--- Daniel Watkins [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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John Kane wrote:
Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I
didn't
produce the document but a search and replace is
easy
enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't
disable
John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with smart quotes off, but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put them
into LyX than it is to try to reformat them into
something
--- Daniel Lohmann
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with smart quotes off,
but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents
for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put
them
into
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John Kane wrote:
> My problem is that I am getting a ? for " (curly
> quotes)
LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes, so you should be
able to search and replace, in Word, for that (though there is a Smart
Quote option or somesuch that
--- Daniel Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> John Kane wrote:
> > My problem is that I am getting a ? for " (curly
> > quotes)
> LaTeX uses `` and '' for opening and closing quotes,
> so you should be
> able to search and replace, in
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John Kane wrote:
>> Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I didn't
>> produce the document but a search and replace is easy
>> enough.
I'm assuming that you're using Word. If you don't disable the Smart
Quote option within Word, it may well just
--- Daniel Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> John Kane wrote:
> >> Oh of course. I cannot turn it off since I
> didn't
> >> produce the document but a search and replace is
> easy
> >> enough.
> I'm assuming that you're using Word. If
John Kane schrieb:
No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
normally use OOo as a WP, with "smart quotes" off, but
I get some very badly formatted Word documents for
internal use. Occasionally it is easier to put them
into LyX than it is to try to reformat them into
something
--- Daniel Lohmann
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> John Kane schrieb:
>
> >
> > No I'm not using Word(well not if I can help it. I
> > normally use OOo as a WP, with "smart quotes" off,
> but
> > I get some very badly formatted Word documents
> for
> > internal use. Occasionally it is easier to
What is the current approach to importing Word
documents to LyX?
I don't want to do anything fancy. I have some very
poorly formatted Word docs (working docs not for
publication) and I have found that simply cutting and
pasting the text into LyX and doing a bit of
formatting can save me a lot of
What is the current approach to importing Word
documents to LyX?
I don't want to do anything fancy. I have some very
poorly formatted Word docs (working docs not for
publication) and I have found that simply cutting and
pasting the text into LyX and doing a bit of
formatting can save me a lot of
What is the current approach to importing Word
documents to LyX?
I don't want to do anything fancy. I have some very
poorly formatted Word docs (working docs not for
publication) and I have found that simply cutting and
pasting the text into LyX and doing a bit of
formatting can save me a lot of
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