One thing to check when you are working on a document,
especially if we've got it from multiple sources,
is that some people would like to put double-spaces after a full stop,
and some people who have single.
Single is the more common,
double is throwbacks to old school typing stuff,
doesn't really matter except we want consistency through our document.
How do I know this double spaces in here?
I know because I put them in there for this example.
But whenever I'm working and be one of the last things I do just to make
sure when I'm getting my lab going that unlike oddest needed,
double-check their old just single spaces.
Let's have a quick look.
If I go to type and go to show hidden characters by zoom in a little bit.
Now, that didn't work even though it's tech Dawn,
it's because I had the W key on.
W gets rid of hidden characters.
You can see in him where they see that double dots.
After all the ending there.
[inaudible] three.
Well, we're going through and adjust those.
We're going to it.
We're going to find in change.
We're going to look at this query along the top here.
Earlier we looked at multiple returns,
but there's also multiple spaces. We're going to change at all.
It's going through and make 15 replacements and you see, they're all gone.
Nice, what we're enhance and looking at finding change.
There's a few other things up here that could be useful for you.
If you are a bit of a tight knit and say an M dash is the longer dash.
It's the width of the, em.
The, em dashes the width of the en in that font.
Em is wider, so it's the longer dash.
Some people fake it by putting [inaudible] because they can't work on the keyboard,
weighed at longer one is the en dash.
You can go through and say actually just find or lows and
replace with the more proper em dash,
other things then he phenome conversion.
I get a lot of stuff for the US and a lot of things have the dots.
In between the numbers and I want to switch it out for spaces,
trailing white spaces and interesting one move that is,
is when people get to the end of say,
the typing [inaudible] and they get to the finish of the story.
They'll put in lots of returns like one, two, three, four, five.
I don't know why. Just we'll do it right.
It's like, I really mean it. This is the end.
You only need one returned,
but we put in lots and that's trailing white space
is all these like extra attains at the end of
documents and it's just a way in they had to go find
and change and removable but if I'm honest, I've never used that.
Just interesting, I guess and let's let's
leave it there and let's move on to the next video.