smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Eran Kaplinsky
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end up with straight quotation marks. Can anyone suggest an efficient searchreplace or macro to replace them all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? I don't mind working on the source (with TeXnic Center).

Re: smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Michael Thompson
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end up with straight quotation marks. Can anyone suggest an efficient searchreplace or macro to replace them all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? If your problem is the one familiar to me, then it isn't

smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Eran Kaplinsky
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end up with straight quotation marks. Can anyone suggest an efficient searchreplace or macro to replace them all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? I don't mind working on the source (with TeXnic Center).

Re: smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Michael Thompson
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end up with straight quotation marks. Can anyone suggest an efficient searchreplace or macro to replace them all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? If your problem is the one familiar to me, then it isn't

smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Eran Kaplinsky
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end up with straight quotation marks. Can anyone suggest an efficient search or macro to replace them all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? I don't mind working on the source (with TeXnic Center). Thanks!

Re: smarten up quotation marks

2007-12-20 Thread Michael Thompson
I import a lot of text from online sources and databases, and often end > up with straight quotation marks. > > Can anyone suggest an efficient search or macro to replace them > all with proper quotation marks (i.e., 66 and 99)? If your problem is the one familiar to me, then it isn't really