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An Internet site generates (via a 'print' link)a text string that has
overlayed characters. I copied the text field to Word, where it also displays
in overlayed form. If pasted as unformated text it does not appear in
overlayed form. The string is "DCRAOFVPIIPEDEL", but appears in normal mode
as five characters, where three characters overlay themselves, as (1) DCR,
(2) AOF, (3) VPI, (4) IPE, (5) DEL. I have been unable to "unformat" the text
string, or create a new one that has the same characteristics. Word
faithfully displays in overlay mode if copy/pasted, font type/mode/size is
changed. How is this formatted? How can I do the same thing?
overlayed characters. I copied the text field to Word, where it also displays
in overlayed form. If pasted as unformated text it does not appear in
overlayed form. The string is "DCRAOFVPIIPEDEL", but appears in normal mode
as five characters, where three characters overlay themselves, as (1) DCR,
(2) AOF, (3) VPI, (4) IPE, (5) DEL. I have been unable to "unformat" the text
string, or create a new one that has the same characteristics. Word
faithfully displays in overlay mode if copy/pasted, font type/mode/size is
changed. How is this formatted? How can I do the same thing?