John_Ha wrote:The following "extended space" is most peculiar and it disappears when I delete the " C " character suggesting the " C " character is the cause.
I checked content.XML in Notepad++ and could not see any reason apart from the " C " character appears as a square. I don't know why.
I replaced the " C " character with Insert > Special character ..., and used U+00A9 and it worked perfectly - see file - although there is a slight gap between the underlines at some magnifications.
Where did you get the " C " character from?
Thanks a lot for your interest in this issue
1) U+00A9 is not the character I want. That is the copyright symbol. The one I use is U+24B8, which is “Circled Latin Capital Letter C”. I also use some other symbols of the Unicode
“Enclosed Alphanumeric” group, such as circled S, circled E, etc.
2) As you can see in the .odt you have just attached, you kept the U+24B8 symbol in the explanation paragraph, and it is not in Times New Roman regardless what the software says. It hapens also with two other symbols I use a lot: ✓ (U+2713, “Check Mark”) and ✗ (U+2717, “Ballot X”). Sometimes, when you use several symbols like these in the same line or paragraph, with different formatting, it becomes a mess and some will look NOT in the correct font and many others will appear like an empty square.
Number 2) is another bug, of course, but I didn't find a workaround. I would say both are related. There is some problem when displaying special characters. With the first groups of Unicode (regular symbols, including the copyright one), no problem at all. With other examples, such as the ones I mentioned here, some things simply don't work properly.
Anyway, thank you very much
EDIT: I have been checking some Unicode groups, and the first group that has this bug is
Georgian (10A0—10FF). Previous groups (such as Cyrillic, Hebrew, Tibetan...) seem to work properly with formatting. However, the rest of the groups seem to have this bug.
