There are a variety of techniques for converting imported text into wrapped
text. Some involve using find/replace.
Here's one that doesn't, and which usually works:
1. Choose Format - AutoFormat from the menu.
2. Click the Options button and remove the checks next to *all* of the
options shown under Apply and Replace (unless you explicitly want the noted
replacements, such as replacing straight quotes with smart quotes). Click
OK.
3. Back in AutoFormat, with AutoFormat now selected, click OK.
Alternatively, the Find/Replace approach assumes that there are two
paragraph marks between each paragraph, and only only one paragraph mark
between each line within a paragraph. The following three Find/Replace
actions will do what you want:
1. Find:^p^p Replace:xxxxx
2. Find:^p Replace:[space]
3. Find:xxxxx Replace:^p
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"Leminotaurus" wrote in message
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I copy paste some text from PDF or other formats to World. The text is
acurate but all the lines are treated as a separated paragraph and end
with
the paragraph-end tag.
Removing them manualy in a multi page document takes very long time. Is
there any way to delete the line endings or somehow merge dozens of
paragraphs in one body of text. Special copy paste as text does not
eliminate
the paragraph tags.