Hi, I need to replace specific high-order characters in a string. I am using string.Replace, which works fine for normal, low order characters. For example, the following lines of code replace all instances of the letter 'e' with 'y': char c = ' u0065'; // 'e' strText = strText.Replace(c, 'y' ); However, when trying to replace the fancy apostrophe that Word inserts into documents with the letter 'y', the following does not work: char c = ' u0092'; // apostrophe strText = strText.Replace(c, 'y' ); I have verified that the string in question does in fact contain a x'92' character, and the debugger indicates that the char c is x'92' or decimal 146, but nothing gets replaced. What am I missing here?

Dan Dan Hurwitz.

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