MS Word technical enquiry

Does anyone know how to make the Search and Replace function in Word
differentiate between the ordinary space character (symbolised by a
black dot in a Word document) and the space symbol that ensures the
characters on either side of it are not separated at the end of a line
(symbolised by ° between the characters)? I have 1,000 pages of
figures to check and without this function I am doomed.
Thanks for any clues,
Tim

On 2 Feb 2005 23:37:28 -0800 in comp.software.international,
stroud@inwind.it (Tim Stroud) wrote:

>Does anyone know how to make the Search and Replace function in Word
>differentiate between the ordinary space character (symbolised by a
>black dot in a Word document) and the space symbol that ensures the
>characters on either side of it are not separated at the end of a line
>(symbolised by ° between the characters)? I have 1,000 pages of
>figures to check and without this function I am doomed.

Find/More/Special/Non-Breaking Space

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Thanks. Take care, Brian Inglis 	Calgary, Alberta, Canada

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OK, I got the answer. Ctrl-Shift-Space creates the ° symbol and Search
and Replace recognises it.