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for shortened years you need the 'between letters/close quote' version.
Indeed. Notable you're using what my graphic designer belovéd calls ‘dumb quotes’, i.e. these: 'dumb quotes'. Instead of open quote and close quotes aka 6 & 9: ‘open quote and close quote’. Frankly, I am shocked Oliver. If you're on a Mac it's alt+] for open single, alt+shift+] for close single. The symbol works the same to do double quotes. #teachyourgrandmothertosuckeggs
Skülly
Oliver Schick
Thanks. :)
Yes, when you type an opening quote mark/apostrophe, word processors will generally assume it's the start of a quote, whereas for shortened years you need the 'between letters/close quote' version.