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<span class="title" style="padding:0px 5px 0px 5px;background-color:#CCFCD9;border:1px solid #339966;"><strong>Visual Characters On/Off:</strong></span>
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This option will enable the Visual Characters On/Off.

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<span class="title" style="padding:0px 5px 0px 5px;background-color:#CCFCD9;border:1px solid #339966;"><strong>Usage:</strong></span>
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I'm pretty speechless on the useage of this feature, so I will quote the words of the kind gentleman who requested it:<br /><br />
<i>The small group I am coaching at present in using WordPress are what I call 'people who use computers' as opposed to 'computer users'. They can handle copying and pasting with a mouse, and basic formatting. Being as they don't know CSS and HTML this tool is very handy for showing them why their content isn't displaying as it should.</i>

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<em>Visual Characters button enabled in the back-end.</em><br /><br />
<img src="images/visualchars2.png" border="1px solid #000000" /><br />
<em>Visual Characters button enabled in the front end.  No difference.</em><br /><br />

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