On 2/11/00 3:18 PM, Mary Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Good day! I have quite a few user-searchable texts that contain
>non-English characters. Is there a convenient way to convince MC that
>when I type "debris" into the Find box, I want it to return an instance
>of "débris"?
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Thank you, Geoff. I'll try this on some discrete fields. As you can
imagine, there are a lot of permutations of vowels. Unfortunately, it
won't work for ae/æ, but that's a horse of a different color. Thanks, again!
Mary
> If you are searching in a particular field, the matchChunk function would
On 2/11/00 3:18 PM, Mary Bull <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Good day! I have quite a few user-searchable texts that contain
>non-English characters. Is there a convenient way to convince MC that
>when I type "debris" into the Find box, I want it to return an instance
>of "débris"? I have spoken wit
Good day! I have quite a few user-searchable texts that contain
non-English characters. Is there a convenient way to convince MC that
when I type "debris" into the Find box, I want it to return an instance
of "débris"? I have spoken with my collaborator, and we agree that we
could anglicize all su
