Wonky Characters Not Rendering

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   Isabella Snowposted 9 years ago

   I know this is an old problem but surely one of the clever HP coding geniuses can fix it?? Apostrophes and other symbols never render correctly when copying and pasting from Word. I don't have Notepad, but even if I did, I wouldnt want the extra hassle of having to open it, copy and paste to it and then copy and paste again to a hub just to avoid the bizarre rendering. These wonky letters show up in search results and in newsletters, I see them all the time.
   
   I had switched from Word to writing my hubs in the capsules themselves to avoid this, but the HP spellchecker is so difficult to see (the red is very easy to miss) that I wound up having to copy and paste to Word to check it; so I switched back to making them in Word.
   
   But it had been so long that Id forgotten why I stopped copying and pasting from Word to begin with. Why don't the hubs recognize standard fonts?? Im using a default Word font, it's Times New Roman; nothing special. Its whats there when it opens.... this also happened before I switched to a Mac.
   
   (If there is a font that is certain to render correctly, please tell me and I will make a point of using it in future.)
   
   Can't this be fixed, pretty, pretty please??

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   Mishaposted 9 years ago

   You can change Word settings to avoid those
   
   Won't work for what already written though.
   
   And I missed you :*

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   lrohnerposted 9 years ago

   Are you sure you don't have Notepad? Isn't that standard with Windows? Just click Start, Run and type in notepad.exe. If you have it, it will start up.

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   Isabella Snowposted 9 years ago

   What needs to be changed??
   
   
   
   I don't have a PC, and like I've said, I don't *want* to use notepad -- it's a waste of time and shouldn't be necessary.

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   Mishaposted 9 years ago

   I don't have word on this computer yet. I'll get to the other one later and could do a precise path, but as far as I remember it should be somewhere under options->autotext or autocorrect. You want to disable "smart" quotes and such

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   Isabella Snowposted 9 years ago

   Fantastic, I just did it. Thank you very much! It would be good if all hubbers knew about this -- its a shame how many new hub notifications I get with wonky titles and intro paragraphs. Maybe Ryan could put it in his newsletter thing.

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   Mishaposted 9 years ago

   We'll just keep bumping this tread
   
   And you are always welcome

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