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advanced find and replace
Wolfgang Engelmann
2014-10-07 08:27:52 UTC
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Hello,

I have a manuscript in which I used quite often a thin space between
numbers and units (e.g. 24 h).
However, after converting it to pdf on the publishers side it
occasionally disappears. Now I wanted to replace it with a normal space.
I tried to use the advanced find and replace but don't no how to
indicate a normal space. Just typing it does not help. Any suggestions?

Wolfgang
Jürgen Spitzmüller
2014-10-07 08:57:10 UTC
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Post by Wolfgang Engelmann
I have a manuscript in which I used quite often a thin space between
numbers and units (e.g. 24 h).
However, after converting it to pdf on the publishers side it occasionally
disappears. Now I wanted to replace it with a normal space. I tried to use
the advanced find and replace but don't no how to indicate a normal space.
Just typing it does not help. Any suggestions?
I have not tried Advanced S&R, but if you want to replace all
unconditionally, you can also do some global redefinition:

\renewcommand\thinspace{ }


should do.


HTH

JÃŒrgen


OTOH I am surprised that the thinspace "disappears" in PDF.
Post by Wolfgang Engelmann
Wolfgang
Wolfgang Engelmann
2014-10-07 09:10:45 UTC
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Post by Jürgen Spitzmüller
Post by Wolfgang Engelmann
I have a manuscript in which I used quite often a thin space between
numbers and units (e.g. 24 h).
However, after converting it to pdf on the publishers side it occasionally
disappears. Now I wanted to replace it with a normal space. I tried to use
the advanced find and replace but don't no how to indicate a normal space.
Just typing it does not help. Any suggestions?
I have not tried Advanced S&R, but if you want to replace all
\renewcommand\thinspace{ }
should do.
Good idea. Thanks, Jürgen.
Post by Jürgen Spitzmüller
HTH
Jürgen
OTOH I am surprised that the thinspace "disappears" in PDF.
Yes, me too, but this occurs not always. Don't know what the publisher
did, perhaps cut and paste, whereby I also have seen this happening.
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