Hi Sue,
I really do not know if they are used that often.
Hope that helps.
Chris
At 02:32 PM 3/6/2005, you wrote:
HHHHmm. In typing I have always used the "same" marks, and for quotes within quotes I use the 'apostrophe'. So you people have lost me. I kknow they are different in Braille but I guess I thought they were like I just indicated in print.
Sue S.
----- Original Message ----- From: "Cindy" <popularplace@xxxxxxxxx> To: <bksvol-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Sunday, March 06, 2005 12:53 PM Subject: [bksvol-discuss] All quote closed quotes
Interesting, Kellie. I've been working on a book that also has all quotes closed quotes. The book is rtf; I don't know what it was scanned in, but I'm checking it in rtf. I found that I can do a global replace: Even though I can't see the difference between them when I put the quotation marks in the Replace and Replace with, if I put Replace quotation marks before a capital letter and Replace With quotations marks before a capital letter, it changes all of them to the kind of quotation marks that are supposed to be at the beginning of a quote. I'm using Word 98 and a Mac, so I don't know if this would work for everyone. The volume I'm working with has several different books, which I'm getting one at a time, so now before I start reading the book I go through the alphabet replacing the closed quotes.
Cindy
Cindy
--- Kellie Hartmann <hart0421@xxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi Chris, > Whenever I work on a file scanned with Openbook, all > the normal quotation > marks are replaced with "close quotes." This is true > of opening and closing > quotation marks. Also, all the apostrophes are > replaced with something odd, > but I can't remember what. I do my editing in > Kurzweil, so I'm not sure if > the problem is caused by Openbook or if it has > something to do with how > Kurzweil treats rtf files made with Openbook. I've > been planning to look at > one of these in Word to see if the punctuation is > interpreted as normal > there or if it's strange. If you happen to have > Word, maybe you could scan a > couple pages with quotes and then save the file as > rtf and open it in Word, > and check out the quotes to see what they are up to. > Whenever I work on an > arc file I just replace all those closing quotes > with normal quotes, and all > the whatevers with apostrophes. I have seen books in > the collection like you > describe with total weirdness where there should be > quotation marks. > Kellie > > >
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