Hagar de l'Est wrote:
Le 13.02.2007 21:50, Peter Hillier-Brook a écrit :
Regrettably you can only search for empty paragraphs (^$); not
paragraphs with content. Your attempt with '\n' finds new lines
(Shift+Enter), not paragraphs (Enter alone). This strikes me as a
deficiency and worth a searc
Le 13.02.2007 21:50, Peter Hillier-Brook a écrit :
In the meantime, maybe someone has written a macro to effect this?
BTW, yes, there is a macro here :
http://www.oooforum.org/forum/viewtopic.phtml?t=6429
Hagar.
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Well done, you were 2 minutes quicker.
Hagar.
Le 13.02.2007 22:13, Paul a écrit :
I've found that the regular expression '$' will find 'enters' that
I've placed at the end of a line (effectively creating a new
paragraph).
I've used this find with a replace of a to condense paragraphs
of text
Le 13.02.2007 21:50, Peter Hillier-Brook a écrit :
Regrettably you can only search for empty paragraphs (^$); not
paragraphs with content. Your attempt with '\n' finds new lines
(Shift+Enter), not paragraphs (Enter alone). This strikes me as a
deficiency and worth a search to see if it has been
I've found that the regular expression '$' will find 'enters' that
I've placed at the end of a line (effectively creating a new
paragraph).
I've used this find with a replace of a to condense paragraphs
of text into a single paragraph.
/paul
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Mitchel Cohen wrote:
Hi,
When I copy an article from my Eudora in-box and paste it onto an Open
Office page, I try to remove reformat the paragraph returns. But when I
do a search and replace with "\n" (with "regular expressions" checked),
no paragraph returns are found.
When I did the same
Hi,
When I copy an article from my Eudora in-box and paste it onto an
Open Office page, I try to remove reformat the paragraph returns. But
when I do a search and replace with "\n" (with "regular expressions"
checked), no paragraph returns are found.
When I did the same in Word (before I got
