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From: Richard Cleaveland <>
Subject: Re: [UFT] Reserved character clean-up
Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2000 08:46:43 -0400
I don't think you'll have trouble with any of these. Look at help - search
for "reserved" and read where it is you should not use certain of these
characters. The only thing I'm not absolutely sure of is the # sign - it
depends on what they define as "text" - but I *think* you're safe with it
where they are.
Dick
>At 03:11 AM 9/11/2000, Charles Neal said:
>I think I correctly have grasped that I need to clean up my use of various
>reserved characters in UFT, so things will smoothly transfer info TMG. If
>that is an erroneous conclusion, please let me know.
>
>Mainly it looks like I have used the:
>"#" mark in some patents and deeds as part of verbage I entered in the
>first component of the source-type "Bounty Land - NA film"
> "/" mark in various fractions when giving distances, in the verbage I
>entered in one of the components of the source-type "Deed"
>"/" in both the Abbr 2 and in the date component of the source-type
>"Letter"
>"/" in the first component on occasional "Census" source-type entries
>
>If any of these do not need to be cleaned up, I would certainly appreciate
>knowing. Thanks for any insight in this -
>Barbara
>
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