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Turning off automatic hypen parsing
Take the following text:
"hydro-plane sport test" I want to delete the text "plane ", INCLUDING the space after it so that the result would look like: "hydro-sport test" If I select that text and try to delete it, Word forces an automatic space after the hypen foiling my editing attempts so that it looks like: "hydro- sport test" How do I turn that feature off? I'm trying to do this with macros for a massive about of editing, and I cannot seem to turn this automation off. What can I do? -- ... jim .. |
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Turning off automatic hypen parsing
If you use the replace function to replace plane[space] with nothing then
there is no problem and as you intend to do this from a macro, there is no need to press the delete key! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org JimEagleOne wrote: Take the following text: "hydro-plane sport test" I want to delete the text "plane ", INCLUDING the space after it so that the result would look like: "hydro-sport test" If I select that text and try to delete it, Word forces an automatic space after the hypen foiling my editing attempts so that it looks like: "hydro- sport test" How do I turn that feature off? I'm trying to do this with macros for a massive about of editing, and I cannot seem to turn this automation off. What can I do? |
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Turning off automatic hypen parsing
I've tried it using a macro to select and delete it. I doesn't work for me.
Manual search and replace might work, but select and delete does not. The problem is that I am not looking for explicit text to delete. When I am using the macro, it's done by character count. I can actually watch the macro select the block of text when I single step through the code, but somehow it doesn't prevent Word from inserting another space. -- ... jim .. "Graham Mayor" wrote: If you use the replace function to replace plane[space] with nothing then there is no problem and as you intend to do this from a macro, there is no need to press the delete key! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org JimEagleOne wrote: Take the following text: "hydro-plane sport test" I want to delete the text "plane ", INCLUDING the space after it so that the result would look like: "hydro-sport test" If I select that text and try to delete it, Word forces an automatic space after the hypen foiling my editing attempts so that it looks like: "hydro- sport test" How do I turn that feature off? I'm trying to do this with macros for a massive about of editing, and I cannot seem to turn this automation off. What can I do? |
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Turning off automatic hypen parsing
Without seeing your code it is difficult to suggest a workaround, but I am
killing time waiting for a flight to go on holiday so will not be around to see your reply. -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org JimEagleOne wrote: I've tried it using a macro to select and delete it. I doesn't work for me. Manual search and replace might work, but select and delete does not. The problem is that I am not looking for explicit text to delete. When I am using the macro, it's done by character count. I can actually watch the macro select the block of text when I single step through the code, but somehow it doesn't prevent Word from inserting another space. If you use the replace function to replace plane[space] with nothing then there is no problem and as you intend to do this from a macro, there is no need to press the delete key! -- Graham Mayor - Word MVP My web site www.gmayor.com Word MVP web site http://word.mvps.org JimEagleOne wrote: Take the following text: "hydro-plane sport test" I want to delete the text "plane ", INCLUDING the space after it so that the result would look like: "hydro-sport test" If I select that text and try to delete it, Word forces an automatic space after the hypen foiling my editing attempts so that it looks like: "hydro- sport test" How do I turn that feature off? I'm trying to do this with macros for a massive about of editing, and I cannot seem to turn this automation off. What can I do? |
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