The title is a bit confusing and hopefully I can explain it more clearly here.

In version one there is a para:

<p>All licensed carriers in a state whose participation type is an Association Member under Option 2 may have their participation type automatically changed by the state regulatory authority to a Direct Assignment Carrier under Option 1 in accordance with the Participation status table. Under this provision, all licensed carriers are automatically deemed approved as Direct Assignment Carriers and do not need to seek regulatory approval.</p>

In version two the last sentence is removed and replaced, and looks like the following:

<p>All licensed carriers in a state whose participation type is an Association Member under Option 2 may have their participation type automatically changed by the state regulatory authority to a Direct Assignment Carrier under Option 1 in accordance with the Participation status table. Testing adding a sentence with periods commas, and semicolons and colons to make sure it doesn't add a space.</p>

The compared <p> looks like the following:

<p>All licensed carriers in a state whose participation type is an Association Member under Option 2 may have their participation type automatically changed by the state regulatory authority to a Direct Assignment Carrier under Option 1 in accordance with the Participation status table. <?ish text_remove_begin?>Under this provision, all licensed carriers are automatically deemed approved as Direct Assignment Carriers <?ish text_remove_end?><?ish text_insert_begin?>Testing adding a sentence with periods commas, and semicolons <?ish text_insert_end?>and <?ish text_remove_begin?>do not need <?ish text_remove_end?><?ish text_insert_begin?>colons <?ish text_insert_end?>to <?ish text_remove_begin?>seek regulatory approval. <?ish text_remove_end?><?ish text_insert_begin?>make sure it doesn't add a space. <?ish text_insert_end?></p>

Note: I used the color purple for words that the two sentences were "broken" on

The client does not want the last sentence broken up like the above. What they would like to see is the original last sentence wrapped in <?ish text_remove_begin?><?ish text_remove_end?> and then followed by the new last sentence wrapped in <?ish text_insert_begin?><?ish text_insert_end?>.

Is this possible? Are there any parameters for how the compare operates?

I have a hack to do this but it is tag abuse and not an option.

kr

Mario Madunic