[stylist] please help

[BDM]

I doubt it will do that. You can always check for three spaces first 
which takes about 2 nanu seconds. :)

At 06:12 PM 10/18/2010, you wrote:
>I would use the spell check function to check for the spaces, but I 
>would not try the replace bit.  The reason I say this is because if 
>you have more than two spaces, and you replace it with only one 
>space, you will still have at least two or more spaces.  For 
>example, let's say your sentence ends and you've accidently pressed 
>space three times instead of once.  If you did spellcheck, it would 
>probably show you there was more than one space and allow you to 
>replace this with a single space, but now the sentence would have 
>two spaces and not one because of the extra space.  Sorry if this is 
>confusing.  Please just save the file with another name before 
>playing so you can always revert back to the previous if your find 
>and replace trials don't turn out how you prefer.  Also, if 
>possible, you could use a Braille display to deal with this issue.  Anita
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>Subject: [stylist] please help
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>>hi,
>>i am writing a lots of reports and i did figure out formatting 
>>issues, but i am not sure how will i know if there are extra spaces 
>>between words, sentenses and paragraphs without reading word by 
>>word which is so time consuming? for sighted people, microsoft word 
>>highlights but is there any way to know with jaws? microsoft's 
>>spell checke option says that there is extra space and suppose to 
>>change it to make corrections, but they still remain and is there a 
>>way to deal with this issue with jaws?
>>i would be very thankful for your help.
>>hina.r
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