Thanks for your suggestions.
How to find the paragraph break and the non-number if the paragraph break is
Capital caps?
"Cooz" ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌ/ÓÏÏÂÝÉÌÁ × ÎÏ×ÏÓÔÑÈ
ÓÌÅÄÕÀÝÅÅ: ...
Hi Dmitry,

Use ^13 instead of ^p when you check 'Use wildcards'.

You can find a paragraph break followed by a non-number(^13[!0-9]). Apply
small caps format to your search the way I stated in my previous post.
Note
that both the paragraph break and the non-number must have small caps
format,
or Word won't find them.

Good luck,
Cooz
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"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:

Thanks for your reply.
Word does not allow paragraph breaks (^p) and 'Use wildcards' checked at
once.
How to make Word replace a paragraph break (^p) if a next symbol is
small
caps and not a number?
"Cooz" OIIAYEI/OIIAYEIA ? II?IOONE
OIAAOAYAA: ...
Hi Dmitry,

Paragraph breaks are never in the middle of a paragraph, always at the
end.

Depending on what you want, either replace paragraph breaks (^p) by
nothing
in the EditReplace-dialog, or replace ^p^p by ^p repeatedly until Word
says
that "the search item was not found".

Type a \ before any wildcard if you want to find a wildcard character
^p\?
searches a questionmark after a paragraph break when 'Use wildcards'
is
checked. To search for small caps format, expand the dialog by
clicking
More,
and choose Format | Font...

Good luck,
Cooz
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"Dmitry Kopnichev" wrote:

Hello
How to delete unnecessary paragraph brakes in a middle of a
paragraph?
How
to set a small caps "?" wild card character after the "^p" in the
replace
window?