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How do you search for a soft return?
I know the code for a hard return is ^p. What is the code for a soft return?
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How do you search for a soft return?
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Use the more button in the find dialog box and then special to get the options. Once you select a formatting command you see the code in the box. Does this help? -- Rae Drysdale "LBoyle" wrote: I know the code for a hard return is ^p. What is the code for a soft return? |
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