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Originally Posted by JSWolf
I found that doesn't work. Dr. to Dr(uni182) and then uni(182) to . ends up with Dr(uni182).
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Sorry, Jon, I made a mistake in my original post - you picked it up before the edit.
You have to change "Dr." to "Druni(182)" and then "uni(182)" back to ".". I wrongly wrote "(uni182)" in my original post, rather than uni(182), BD's "code" for "unicode character number 182".
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Also, fixing for St. does not work well. There are words that end in st so if you have rest. you get reSt.
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That's why I said to make sure you check the "case sensitive" box. There are indeed lots of words that end in "st", but not many which end in "St"
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