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The project I want to print has quotation marks marked as < << >> > etc.
Can I run a script to change these to smart quotes in the print processing?

Thanks,
Ross

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Yes, if you click on Advanced you can select to apply the PrintDraftChanges.txt or several other options. You can then edit that file to make changes that are needed.

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Thanks Phil. I just found it! I thought I’d looked… alas, not properly enough!
Ross

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