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Unfortunately, none that I’m aware of. Curly qoutes are a coder’s bane!<BR>
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I simply always make it a practice to turn off typographer’s quotes in preferences when developing my prototypes, turning them back on when things are ready to roll.<BR>
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Joe Mathia<BR>
Em Software Support / <a href="support@emsoftware.com">support@emsoftware.com</a> / www.emsoftware.com<BR>
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On 8/14/08 8:51 AM, "Larry McMunn" <<a href="larry@mcmutual.com">larry@mcmutual.com</a>> wrote:<BR>
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Is there a way to escape the quotes in the prototype to prevent having to turn the quotes off and on when I need to move the prototypes from one frame to another?<BR>
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