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Article #15694Re: Unicode character in a comparison (2.0.2 AS)
From: Gilles_Le_Pors
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:36
Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 22:36
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Shane, "Thanks. I presume it's commiserations to yours." Unfortunately. "CS is much more relaxed about using "contents of" generally." I didn't explain myself correctly. My problem is that if I use the "Insert Glyph" palette to add an ornament character to my document, copy and paste it in the "Find What" field of the "Find/Change" dialog box, InDesign displays the number 3 in the field and finds both the ornament and the number in the text. If I use Applescript to search for "<E00D>", the script doesn't find the ornament character� unless I have previously inserted the character using Applescript. Do you (or anyone else) know anything about it? (provided that what I wrote makes sense). Thanks again for "contents of character" Yours Sincerely, Gilles Le Pors
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