And you get this in "Say All"?  Sometimes, in internet Mail, when cursoring
through, I get an extra character instead of the space, but when in SayAll
it is read correctly, however.  

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: From: Glenn LeMacher <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
: Subject: Re: Extra characters
: Date: 02 August 1999 15:58
: 
:     Hi Peter, I have windows 95 along J.F.W.s version 3.3. I have
: had the same problem sence day one, after talking to the tech people and
: getting no real answer I have just learned to live with it.
: GlennL.
: ----- Original Message -----
: From: David Poehlman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
: Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 5:55 AM
: Subject: Re: Extra characters
: 
: 
: : have you tried sending the message to yourself to see if it shows up
: : on the recipiant end?
: :
: : Peter wrote:
: : >
: : > In Outlook Express from time to time I get an extra character within
my
: : > text. I use Zoomtext also and can see that it is invisible. However
Jaws
: : > tells me that it is there. I shut off Zoomtext and this extra
character
: is
: : > still read. I refresh the screen and it is still read. I delete the
word
: and
: : > retype it and it is still there. This is hard to describe. Let me try
to
: : > explain. Take, for example, the words.  "Did you enjoy." Well, I
: sometimes
: : > get an extra e joining these last two words and cannot get rid of it.
: The
: : > result is the words are read as "Did youeenjoy." Does anyone else
have
: this
: : > oddity?
: : >
: : > Peter
: : >
: : > -
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