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Straight Quotes

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From: Shades
Date: Wed, 03 Jul 2002 03:08
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I have been using FrameMaker for about a year, primarily for publishing theological and exegetical papers; it has been wonderful and the footnoting is great. However, ... 

In addition to the basic English system, I use Greek and Hebrew fonts. One of the requirements to use certain Greek/Hebrew fonts is to insure that the Smart Quotes option is turned OFF. I have done that and can use the double quotes as the Greek/Hebrew fonts intend. But no matter what I have done or tried, the single quote always remains curly quote - which means that I cannot access the (frequently used) characters (one in Greek and one in Hebrew). 

Has anyone else had a problem with this? Is there a work-around? 

Mac OS 9.2.2 (FrameMaker 6.0)/384 MB RAM
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