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Article #1489Re: Spaces with cup underneath not printing
From: Art Campbell
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:11
Date: Wed, 10 Dec 2008 19:11
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As Ken explained, it's the character FM uses to represent a non-breaking space. Because neither it nor the space before is printing, though, I'd ask if the file or parts of it maybe came in from Word or another application. If so, it could be any of many Word hidden characters or sequences that may use the same symbol but mean something else. So if the text was imported, I'd suggest saving the FM file out as a MIF in order to remove stray characters. Then open the MIF file -- you should be able to see right away if the character is still there -- and save that as FM. Art
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