In 1.19.2.1 I was using --smart in the conversion from docx to markdown. 
Now with 2.0.4 I don't know how to use the smart extension to have the same 
effect, that is, to convert normal quotes into smart ones. Here is my 
command line:
pandoc -f docx --atx-headers --wrap=none --extract-media=. -t markdown 
MyFile.docx
The input docx file contains normal quotes and three dots from a paste of a 
text file (example attached). It contains also normal smart quotes 
introduced by Word.
if I use -t markdown-smart everything remains as is in the docx file. 
Instead using -t markdown or -t markdown+smart , as documented, changes 
"aa" to \"aa\" and smart quotes to normal quotes. Also, as documented, 
adding +smart to docx has no effect.
Can someone enlighten me how to ask pandoc to change normal quotes to smart 
ones?
Thanks!
mario

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