Thanks to the usual suspects!
"Jay Freedman" wrote in message
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Look in the Insert Symbols dialog at characters 201C and 201D, in the
General Punctuation section. You can use those Unicode character numbers
followed by Alt+X, or you can use the built-in shortcuts, Ctrl+`," and
Ctrl+'," (the first one is Ctrl and the grave accent, then a double quote;
the second one is Ctrl and the single quote, then a double quote).
Similarly for the curly single quotes, characters 2018 and 2019.
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aalaan wrote:
Here's a curly one g
I am editing a document that has many of its smart quotes the wrong
way round. Are there different codes for the opening and closing
curly quotes so that I can force the direction, correcting some
anomolalies, so that I don't have to accept what appears to be Word's
built-in automatic curler (which is not always right)?