On 17 Jan 2024, at 16:49, Bill Kochman wrote:
> However, when I use the Zap Gremlins function, it is ALSO removing all of the
> apostrophes from the copied text, which obviously results in words being
> misspelled. This is particularly true of words which are either contractions
> or possessive.
If the apostrophes are non-ASCII characters ("curly"), then turning off
"Non-ASCII Characters" will preserve them (along with any other characters not
in the ASCII range).
Alternatively you could use "Replace with code" and leave "Use ASCII
equivalent" turned on.
R.
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