When I scan and OCR material I find that the RTF version incorporates a character wherever there's a cross-line wordbreak.   It's a variety of the dash, but with an added flickdown at the right-hand end so that it looks like a short-footed capital L flipped and left rotated. And it is intensely irritating, because it can't be cut and pasted into Find and Replace - that is to say, there's no way to tell Word to remove them all.
Does any of my two followers know what it's called, to enable me to search for a way to fix it?
Corrections to the blogosphere, the consensus, and the world
Wednesday, April 11, 2012
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