I just ran into a situation where I got bitten by a line tabulation character 
(\u0008) in some TLF text. Apparently Powerpoint uses that character for new 
lines within a paragraph. I believe that \u2028 is more appropriate for that 
use case. \u0008 renders XML invalid while \u2028 does not.

As a point of reference: InDesign uses \u2028 for soft returns.

Can anyone think of any valid reason not to replace \u0008 with \u2028 when 
text is pasted into TLF?

Harbs

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