PowerPoint 2004 (and Excel 2004): Won’t select words properly next to an em dash
Wednesday, September 27th, 2006 • 3:30 pmSelecting words next to an em dash selects the entire string (word before, em dash, and word after).
Selecting words next to an em dash selects the entire string (word before, em dash, and word after).
Just because it looks like support for Full Keyboard Access, doesn’t mean it is.
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Exhilarating stuff.
More inconclusive testing, more questions, and no solution.