On Fri, Aug 4, 2000 Victor Rehorst wrote:
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>I cringe every
>time I try to write a contraction. When I try to write an apostrophe as a
>tick, it becomes an "i" or a cedille, and when I try to write it as a
>superscript comma, it comes out as a normal comma.
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>From my experience, Newton interprets commas and apostrophes best when these
are written normally within the whole sentence string, i.e., don't (this apostroph was recognized by my Newton first time using cursive mode) wait for a word to be recognized before adding the apostrophe. Write the apostrophe as pent of the word so the Newton can recognize it as part of the word.
Dr. Khaled Tewfik
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