Quirk in Word 2003

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L. Mohan Arun

I just noticed this quirk.

Type the following sentence into Word 2003.

"Friday the 13th full movie". Word automatically puts superscript on
the "th" following the "13".

Now do Ctrl+H and search for this phrase and opt to Bold it. Do a
Replace All and you will find the superscript has gone away during
this replace.
 
If you wish to maintain the superscript - replace the phrase with ^& (the
found text) format > font > bold.

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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

My web site www.gmayor.com

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