[Graham Mayor]

You could always learn how http://www.gmayor.com/replace_using_wildcards.htm


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Graham Mayor - Word MVP

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Peter A wrote:
In article , "Tony Jollans" My
forename at my surname dot com says...
It's easy to change (end-of-sentence-character) (space) (not space)
to (same end-of-sentence-character) (space) (space) (same not space)
and leave other combinations alone.

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Enjoy,
Tony


Yes, if you know how to use regular expressions, but most Word users
do not.

Actually, a way to do it without REs is:

1) Replace all instances of period-space-space with some unique
character combination such as @@@@.
2) Replace all instances of period-space with period-space-space.
3) Replace all instances of @@@@ with period-space-space.