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Fred:
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You mean "aaa\n bbb" would become "aaa\nbbb" ?
If so you could try:
Find: (\\n) ([a-zA-z]{2,})
Replace: $1$2
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Thanks, but it should be fixed? ;-)
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\n means replace with the line end. If you use regular expressions, you need to
escape system chars.
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