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Article #15654Re: Unicode character in a comparison (2.0.2 AS)
From: Gilles_Le_Pors
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 00:16
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 00:16
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Shane, "Try: set MyFound to (contents of character 1 of paragraph 2 of MyTextFrame is "<E00D>")" I tried and it worked. I understand, now, that "get character" is the same as "get the contents of character" but that "character is๏ฟฝ" is not the same as "contents of character is๏ฟฝ". Thanks a lot. We don't have InDesign CS around here yet. Do you know if the problem I'm experiencing still exists in CS? Best of luck to your team for the final. Yours Sincerely, Gilles Le Pors
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