Re: UTF8 coding

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From: jongware
Date: Mon, 16 Mar 2009 16:14

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It's not a UTF8 code, but an InDesign Special Character. The same goes (presumably) for en-dash, soft hyphen, thin space -- which may have a Unicode definition -- but also for Next Page Marker, Section Marker, Odd Page Break, and other specific ID codes. See the Enumeration SpecialCharacters for all (?) values.

I think you have to examine the Characters array of your text one by one and determine if it contains a string or a SpecialCharacters enumerator value.

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