--- Kellie Hartmann <hart0421@xxxxxxx> wrote: > Cindy, > I would like to recommend that you just do a mass > replace and replace all > those close quotes with the plain quotation > mark--the one made by > shift-apostrophe. Since the Bookshare converter is > having issues with those > close quotes, it's possible it would also have > issues with the open quotes. > Besides, it's a lot less work for you. <grin> This > whole issue is caused by > an ocr engine and not by what type of quotes are > really appearing in the > books, so replacing with the generic quote isn't > interfering with anything > and is the most universally agreeable to > screen-readers, braille displays, > and file format converters. > Thanks, > Kellie > > > I'll try that. It is the shift apostrophe that I used. I was surprised that, although they looked the same in the Replace, they were open in the file. So I think you're saying that in the file all quotes will convert to open or closed depending on the punctuation. Amazing things, these computers. I definitely will try that the next time, and for the apostrophe, too, which sometimes has been facing the wrong way. Cindy __________________________________ Celebrate Yahoo!'s 10th Birthday! Yahoo! Netrospective: 100 Moments of the Web http://birthday.yahoo.com/netrospective/