I apologize for butchering the use of these forums as I have asked this question already, but have come to the conclusion that this is the correct forum to post this question. As I can no longer unmark an answer as 'answered' I'm asking the question again, hopefully a bit more clearly.
Old question 1: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/lync/en-US/b417cd8c-bc40-4f14-b5c8-7de080b5809f/feature-request-toggle-removal-of-special-white-space-characters?forum=ocsclients#a6b1f2f9-6ea7-4583-97a2-9f12f1eefb5f
Question on the forum the moderator suggested: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/lync/en-US/844e7372-6521-4faa-842a-727d21e82df1/feature-request-toggle-removal-of-special-white-space-characters?forum=communicatorsdk
As a developer on a team, it's nice to use Lync to send snippets of code to one another and copy paste that code. However, we noticed that if we do that with some code that has multiple white spaces, it breaks the program as the compiler doesn't know what to do with your special '^' character that allows the form to render multiple white spaces on the Lync dialog (that took us awhile to debug...). I wonder if it would be possible to have a feature that allows the user to 'turn off ' the addition of the "^" character allowing developers (or anyone else...) to use Lync in the manner I've described.
Please note that this is a Lync client to Lync client issue.
I apologize for not making that clear the first time.
Also, I'm using Lync on the Mac, so I'm assuming this behavior
is cross-platform.
Thanks.