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I wrote my novel (330 pages) in Word 2003 and am now uploading to Kindle but
find throughout the document when I post to my blog or copy to the document
to format for uploading this character throughout the mss: ¬ . I cannot get
rid of it with find and replace and am desperate. Please inform soonest,
thanks a million.
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In Tools Options View uncheck Discretionary Hyphens

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I wrote my novel (330 pages) in Word 2003 and am now uploading to Kindle but
find throughout the document when I post to my blog or copy to the document
to format for uploading this character throughout the mss: ¬ . I cannot get
rid of it with find and replace and am desperate. Please inform soonest,
thanks a million.

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In Tools Options View uncheck Discretionary Hyphens

Hope this helps,
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Brian McCaffery


"lisat" wrote:

I wrote my novel (330 pages) in Word 2003 and am now uploading to Kindle but
find throughout the document when I post to my blog or copy to the document
to format for uploading this character throughout the mss: ¬ . I cannot get
rid of it with find and replace and am desperate. Please inform soonest,
thanks a million.

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It's an optional hyphen. If you have allowed Word to auto-hyphenate your
document, then you may want to turn autohyphenation off for the copy you
upload to Kindle.

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I wrote my novel (330 pages) in Word 2003 and am now uploading to Kindle
but
find throughout the document when I post to my blog or copy to the
document
to format for uploading this character throughout the mss: ¬ . I cannot
get
rid of it with find and replace and am desperate. Please inform soonest,
thanks a million.


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It's an optional hyphen. If you have allowed Word to auto-hyphenate your
document, then you may want to turn autohyphenation off for the copy you
upload to Kindle.

--
Suzanne S. Barnhill
Microsoft MVP (Word)
Words into Type
Fairhope, Alabama USA
http://word.mvps.org

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I wrote my novel (330 pages) in Word 2003 and am now uploading to Kindle
but
find throughout the document when I post to my blog or copy to the
document
to format for uploading this character throughout the mss: ¬ . I cannot
get
rid of it with find and replace and am desperate. Please inform soonest,
thanks a million.




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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
It's an optional hyphen. If you have allowed Word to auto-hyphenate your
document, then you may want to turn autohyphenation off for the copy you
upload to Kindle.


The optional hyphen in Word has the code ^31, while the "not operator" ¬ has
code ^172.

Some (text) export settings/export filters cause Word to replace one with
the other, IIRC:
You may try to play with the text export settings (Disable "Allow character
substitution"), if that is the issue.

Klaus

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"Suzanne S. Barnhill" wrote:
It's an optional hyphen. If you have allowed Word to auto-hyphenate your
document, then you may want to turn autohyphenation off for the copy you
upload to Kindle.


The optional hyphen in Word has the code ^31, while the "not operator" ¬ has
code ^172.

Some (text) export settings/export filters cause Word to replace one with
the other, IIRC:
You may try to play with the text export settings (Disable "Allow character
substitution"), if that is the issue.

Klaus

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