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Replacing double paragraph characters
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I have been trying to replace several double paragraph characters in a list of words, by using find^p^p and replace with ^p; however the replace report box tells me that no replacements have been made. This has worked in the past, am I using the right symbols? If I am, is there another way to reformat this text to read one word per line? By the way there are no special paragraph setups in the paragraph formatting dialogue box. Thanks in advance Wombat Eats, roots and leaves. |
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Replacing double paragraph characters
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Just let you know, I have found a solution to this. If I only use one ^p in the find what box and nothing in the replace with, ie leave the replace box empty, it removes the double paragraph leaving only at the end of each line. tada! Sometimes we are just too smart, for our own good. ;-) Casuarina -- Eats, roots and leaves. "Wally Wombat" wrote: Hi I have been trying to replace several double paragraph characters in a list of words, by using find^p^p and replace with ^p; however the replace report box tells me that no replacements have been made. This has worked in the past, am I using the right symbols? If I am, is there another way to reformat this text to read one word per line? By the way there are no special paragraph setups in the paragraph formatting dialogue box. Thanks in advance Wombat Eats, roots and leaves. |
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