pspad: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \n means replace with the line end. If you use regular expressions, you need to escape system chars. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I did, you see:
Search:
\\n ([a-zA-z]{2,})
Replace:
\\n$1
But it does not work
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