I'm even going to have a stab at modifying the macro myself with my ancient rudimentary programming skills.fingers crossed. Thats why youre able to copy and paste this italic text into your instagram bio, Facebook.
So these italic characters are just characters in the Unicode standard that you dont see as common as the 'normal' alphabetical characters (like the ones youre reading right now). Is there any way to do the same thing at a high level-with word-level matching? Do-able?Īn alternative may be for the macro to ignore everything except alphanumerics? Perhaps that would remove the difference in formatting? Emojis are examples of characters that arent on a standard keyboard. If the quote marks are unbalanced (there is an opening or closing quote mark with no. If there is any, it deletes the quotes and changes the text between the quotes to italics. The following macro, QuotesToItalics, checks the current paragraph for quoted material. In taking out all the formatting, there are not the same number of blank lines, no page/section breaks and so forth, so I imagine this will make it difficult to make them tally exactly. Manually changing quoted material to italics can be very time consuming. I guess the problem here is that the documents no longer match at the character level. I seems to apply formatting at the character level, so a word may end up half italics if the positioning is not exact, or a word in the same place in the target document will get the italics, even though it is not italics in the source. I suppose I can always add other formatting if required down the road.
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