Chances are this is a case of different fonts on different computers.
(Unless this happens only with "Mike's" and not with "Sally's.")
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"Michael" wrote in message
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All the employee's in my company work from home. For two of us, if we
open a
file from someone else. There is always a situation where a word with an
apostrophe s is changed to =S

Mike's documents will be on file for 5 years becomes Mike=s documents will
be on file for five years.

For the two people this happens to we are running Office XP 2002 and 2003.
The other users are on office 2000.