Em dash in word 20139/20/2023 This is important because some filenames and content may contain the "proper" ligatures, and others may have been typed by people who used the quick-and-dirty two-character substitute. If you search for ß, you only get results containing ß, regardless of whether Match diacritics is enabled or not.Īnd if you search for a two-character sequence, you don't get results containing the equivalent ligature. If you search for æ with Match diacritics enabled, you only get results containing æ (and not ae). If you search for æ with Match diacritics disabled, you (apparently) get results containing æ or any variant of a ( a, à, etc.) but not ae. I can see how conflating all types of dashes might be a good default for most users, but I happened to come across a similarly useful conflation - possibly a more useful conflation - that wasn't an Everything default:īy default, Everything doesn't seem to find results with either single-character ligatures or their equivalent two-character sequence. I think the "Match diacritics" Search menu setting is going to serve me best, most of the time. Wow - lots of feedback, all of it prompt and useful! Thank you all!
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