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How do I convert paragraph marks to new line marks?
I have a lot of old .txt files that I'd like to convert to .rtf or .doc files
to be managed from now on in Word instead of in Notepad. These text files have what Word interprets to be a paragraph mark at the end of each line, and since my writing style is to double space paragraphs, two paragraph marks at the end of each paragraph. Of course, this effectively eliminates appropriate word wrapping as I either change the margin width, font or font size, or just edit the text. How can I convert these files to effectively eliminate the single paragraph marks and convert the doubles to singles? Doing so would, I think, give me a Word compatible paragraph format with full wrap flexibility. Thanks, Peggy |
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