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Fred Ridder wrote:
> I do see two odd-looking words, but I think both of them are
> the result of a wrong-headed attempt to mark trademark names:
> "the version of Windowsr" probably was meant to be "the version of WindowsÂ"
> "In Microsoftr Word" probably was meant to be "In Microsoft Word"
The lesson from this is that's it's good to have a proofing tool to run over the source files but you still need to check each of the published outputs.
Stuart
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