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I have never seen a symbol like this.If you can select it, it suggests it is document content of some sort - might it be hidden text? If you can't delete it that rather suggests something else but it's worth checking - if for no other reason than to rule it out.Can you move the symbol by clicking and dragging?If you delete the picture, does the symbol go too?Not sure what else to ask.Enjoy,Tony-We want to help you; help us to do it by reading this:Excel VBA Training and more Help at RE: Symbol in Word 2003 (TechnicalUser) 14 Dec 05 17:10. Sub HuhDim varDim oRange As Word.RangeDim i As IntegerDim ListAscii As StringSet oRange = Selection.Rangei = Len(Selection.Text)For var = 1 To iListAscii = Asc(oRange.Characters.Item(i - (var - 1))) & ' ' & ListAsciiNextSet oRange = NothingMsgBox 'Selection text is ' & Selection.Text & vbCrLf & 'Length is ' & Len(Selection.Text) & ' characters.' & vbCrLf & 'Using the following ASCII characters' & vbCrLf & ListAsciiEnd SubLet us know what it comes up with. I find it very curious that you can select, but not delete.
How can it be ordinary text? Something is weird here.GerryRE: Symbol in Word 2003 (TechnicalUser). Thanks very much guys.I'm sure I could get rid of it by deleting my normal.dot - but I'm interested to know what it is!1. Deleting the picture doesn't get rid of it2. It won't copy to the clipboard, i.e.
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When I paste I get what was last on the clipboard3. If I highlight it I can change it's font (!)4. If I switch off Hidden Text it still shows5. I can highlight all of it, but not individual characters6. It shows when printed7.
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I'm having problems running the code due to security restrictions here I'm afraid RE: Symbol in Word 2003 (Programmer) 15 Dec 05 04:58. Well, it's not a Field, it's not hidden text - but does appear to be text, a single character or symbol.
It's odd that you can't copy it.Might it be a formatting mark? Does it appear/disappear when you show/hide formatting - the pilcrow (backwards P) on the standard toolbar.If not a formatting mark, might it be a symbol in a font that no other PC has? Can you do this:Select itGo into the VBE (Alt+F11)In the Immediate Window (Ctrl+G).Type?Ascw(Seelction) - press Enter and note the responseType?Len(Selection) - press Enter and note the responseIf the length is greater than 1, try.?Ascw(Right(Selection,1))Post the results (if any).I'm struggling to think of much else to check.Enjoy,Tony-We want to help you; help us to do it by reading this:Excel VBA Training and more Help at RE: Symbol in Word 2003 (TechnicalUser).
Just had a wild thought and it's something I don't really know about. Backspace isn't a displayable character normally (or ever in my experience) but what if you're using (or somehow set up for) a right-to-left language (even if accidentallY)?If you Select the character and do Format Reveal Formatting, do you see any clues in the Task Pane?Enjoy,Tony-We want to help you; help us to do it by reading this:Excel VBA Training and more Help at RE: Symbol in Word 2003 (TechnicalUser). I think 'Sample' is displayed in Reveal Formatting when Word can't decide what text from the document to use.
That said, when I select a Chr(8) in a document (which I got by using a hex editor) it displays an empty box.I'm completely baffled by this. If I had it in front of me I could investigate better (that doesn't necessarily mean I could resolve it) but remotely I don't know what else to suggest. If it's not confidential could you send me a copy (my handle at gmail dot com).You say you can change its Font. What font is it in to start with and what happens to it in other fonts?Enjoy,Tony-We want to help you; help us to do it by reading this:Excel VBA Training and more Help at RE: Symbol in Word 2003 (TechnicalUser) 17 Dec 05 15:38.