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Bizarre wildcard replace
Hi, I'm trying to write a basic word - HTML conversion (since I can't find
any tool that actually does a clean job of it.) For example, I want to find all instances of italics and replace them with i(original text)/i. I've tried doing this in the search-and-replace: Turned on "Use Wildcards", selected Format in the 'find' with Font of "Italic", do a search for '*'. In the replace with, I've set formatting to "Not Italic," and made the replace string i^&/i . I've also tried it with (*) in the find field and i\1/i in the replace field. My problem is that this seems to only be matching one character at a time -- I end up with i and /i around every individual character, instead of around an entire word, part of a word, sentence or paragraph. Any help would be much appreciated. |
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