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John Fossey Canada Local time: 12:15 Member (2008) French to English + ...
Oct 30
I have a document produced by PDF OCR which has hundreds or maybe thousands of places where (regular lower case 'm' followed by superscript '3') has been rendered as (all superscript).
I was trying to do a find and replace, using regular expressions, but it's not working. Any suggestoins how to do this??
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Stepan Konev Russian Federation Local time: 20:15 English to Russian
Superscript ᵐ
Oct 30
Did you try to replace ᵐ³ with m³? Regular mode, not regex.
Or simply ᵐ with m?
By the way, is it MS Word or memoQ editor?
If it is MS Word, you can replace superscript m with non-superscript m.
If it is memoQ editor, you can export the file for external review and replace superscript m with non-superscript m in the target column. Then export it back into memoQ.
[Edited at 2024-10-30 19:48 GMT]
Felix Sherrington-Kendall
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