Thanks guys but I'm on a Mac. Ok, ok, I do *have* a Windoze box, I just hate
using it
Will report back on mystery character when I get time.
--
Steve
Here's a good free Hex editor:
http://frhed.sourceforge.net/en/
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
On 10-Dec-12 6:10 PM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>
>> Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening
>> the
At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening the
>Word/RTF source file in a hex editor. It would satisfy curiosity, if nothing
>else!
Great idea if I *had* a hex editor ;-)
--
Steve
Thanks guys but I'm on a Mac. Ok, ok, I do *have* a Windoze box, I just hate
using it
Will report back on mystery character when I get time.
--
Steve
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On 10/12/2012 11:10 AM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
> At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>
>> Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening
>> the Word/RTF source file in a hex editor. It would satisfy curiosity, if
>> nothing else!
>
> Great idea if I *had* a he
On 10/12/2012 3:44 AM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
> What MIF wash actually does is simply ignore any garbage in the file.
> MIF is pretty much a text representation of the binary format. But MIF
> interpretation is loose, so if there's any garbage in there, saving as
> MIF *might* write the garbage o
At 00:44 -0800 10/12/12, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
>Second, this problem apparently occurred by opening Word in Maker???
>Something like that. There are many problems with Word to Maker. You should
>not copy directly from Word into Maker... Especially tables. If you copy a
>table,
I did no
Here's a good free Hex editor:
http://frhed.sourceforge.net/en/
Regards,
Shmuel Wolfson
Technical Writer
052-763-7133
On 10-Dec-12 6:10 PM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening the
Word/R
On 10/12/2012 11:10 AM, Steve Rickaby wrote:
At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening the
Word/RTF source file in a hex editor. It would satisfy curiosity, if nothing
else!
Great idea if I *had* a hex editor ;-
At 11:01 -0500 10/12/12, Stuart Rogers wrote:
>Sounds like you might be able to identify the mystery character by opening the
>Word/RTF source file in a hex editor. It would satisfy curiosity, if nothing
>else!
Great idea if I *had* a hex editor ;-)
--
Steve
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On 10/12/2012 3:44 AM, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
What MIF wash actually does is simply ignore any garbage in the file.
MIF is pretty much a text representation of the binary format. But MIF
interpretation is loose, so if there's any garbage in there, saving as
MIF *might* write the garbage out, bu
At 00:44 -0800 10/12/12, Chris Despopoulos wrote:
>Second, this problem apparently occurred by opening Word in Maker???
>Something like that. There are many problems with Word to Maker. You should
>not copy directly from Word into Maker... Especially tables. If you copy a
>table,
I did no
What MIF wash actually does is simply ignore any garbage in the file. MIF is
pretty much a text representation of the binary format. But MIF interpretation
is loose, so if there's any garbage in there, saving as MIF *might* write the
garbage out, but it will certainly not read it. In this cas
What MIF wash actually does is simply ignore any garbage in the file.? MIF is
pretty much a text representation of the binary format.? But MIF interpretation
is loose, so if there's any garbage in there, saving as MIF *might* write the
garbage out, but it will certainly not read it.? In this cas
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