How to delete unnecessary paragrath brakes in a midle of a paragrath

[Dmitry Kopnichev]

Hello
How to delete unnecessary paragraph brakes in a middle of a paragraph? How
to set a small caps "?" wild card character after the "^p" in the replace
window?

 

[Cooz]

Hi Dmitry,

Paragraph breaks are never in the middle of a paragraph, always at the end.

Depending on what you want, either replace paragraph breaks (^p) by nothing
in the EditReplace-dialog, or replace ^p^p by ^p repeatedly until Word says
that "the search item was not found".

Type a \ before any wildcard if you want to find a wildcard character ^p\?
searches a questionmark after a paragraph break when 'Use wildcards' is
checked. To search for small caps format, expand the dialog by clicking More,
and choose Format | Font...

Good luck,
Cooz

 

[Dmitry Kopnichev]

Thanks for your reply.
Word does not allow paragraph breaks (^p) and 'Use wildcards' checked at
once.
How to make Word replace a paragraph break (^p) if a next symbol is small
caps and not a number?

 

[Cooz]

Hi Dmitry,

Use ^13 instead of ^p when you check 'Use wildcards'.

You can find a paragraph break followed by a non-number(^13[!0-9]). Apply
small caps format to your search the way I stated in my previous post. Note
that both the paragraph break and the non-number must have small caps format,
or Word won't find them.

Good luck,
Cooz

 

[Dmitry Kopnichev]

Thanks for your suggestions.
How to find the paragraph break and the non-number if the paragraph break is
Capital caps?

Hi Dmitry,

Use ^13 instead of ^p when you check 'Use wildcards'.

You can find a paragraph break followed by a non-number(^13[!0-9]). Apply
small caps format to your search the way I stated in my previous post. Note
that both the paragraph break and the non-number must have small caps format,
or Word won't find them.

Good luck,
Cooz
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Thanks.

Thanks for your reply.
Word does not allow paragraph breaks (^p) and 'Use wildcards' checked at
once.
How to make Word replace a paragraph break (^p) if a next symbol is small
caps and not a number?
clicking
More, in
via paragraph?
How

 

[Cooz]

Hi Dmitry,

If the paragraph break is Capital Caps (do you mean All Caps?) and the
non-number is Small Caps, you have a problem. You cannot search more than one
format at the same time.

Good luck,
Cooz
--
PS: If this is a satisfying answer to your question and you're logged in via
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Thanks.

Thanks for your suggestions.
How to find the paragraph break and the non-number if the paragraph break is
Capital caps?

Hi Dmitry,

Use ^13 instead of ^p when you check 'Use wildcards'.

You can find a paragraph break followed by a non-number(^13[!0-9]). Apply
small caps format to your search the way I stated in my previous post. Note
that both the paragraph break and the non-number must have small caps format,
or Word won't find them.

Good luck,
Cooz
--
PS: If this is a satisfying answer to your question and you're logged in via
the Microsoft site, please click Yes to "Did this post answer the question?".
Thanks.

Thanks for your reply.
Word does not allow paragraph breaks (^p) and 'Use wildcards' checked at
once.
How to make Word replace a paragraph break (^p) if a next symbol is small
caps and not a number?
"Cooz" <[email protected]> OIIAYEI/OIIAYEIA ? II?IOONE
OIAAOAYAA: Hi Dmitry,

Paragraph breaks are never in the middle of a paragraph, always at the
end.

Depending on what you want, either replace paragraph breaks (^p) by
nothing
in the EditReplace-dialog, or replace ^p^p by ^p repeatedly until Word
says
that "the search item was not found".

Type a \ before any wildcard if you want to find a wildcard character ^p\?
searches a questionmark after a paragraph break when 'Use wildcards' is
checked. To search for small caps format, expand the dialog by clicking
More,
and choose Format | Font...

Good luck,
Cooz
--
PS: If this is a satisfying answer to your question and you're logged in
via
the Microsoft site, please click Yes to "Did this post answer the
question?".
Thanks.

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Hello
How to delete unnecessary paragraph brakes in a middle of a paragraph?
How
to set a small caps "?" wild card character after the "^p" in the
replace
window?

 

[Dmitry Kopnichev]

The ^13[!0-9] finds all paragraph breaks between semantic paragraphs (not
only semantic line breaks) and following non-numbers which I do not want to
replace. The ^13[!0-9] with 'Use wildcards' checked does not find anything.
Thanks for replies.

Hi Dmitry,

If the paragraph break is Capital Caps (do you mean All Caps?) and the
non-number is Small Caps, you have a problem. You cannot search more than one
format at the same time.

Good luck,
Cooz
--
PS: If this is a satisfying answer to your question and you're logged in via
the Microsoft site, please click Yes to "Did this post answer the question?".
Thanks.

Thanks for your suggestions.
How to find the paragraph break and the non-number if the paragraph break is
Capital caps?

Hi Dmitry,

Use ^13 instead of ^p when you check 'Use wildcards'.

You can find a paragraph break followed by a non-number(^13[!0-9]). Apply
small caps format to your search the way I stated in my previous post. Note
that both the paragraph break and the non-number must have small caps format,
or Word won't find them.

Good luck,
Cooz

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Thanks for your reply.
Word does not allow paragraph breaks (^p) and 'Use wildcards' checked at
once.
How to make Word replace a paragraph break (^p) if a next symbol is small
caps and not a number?
"Cooz" <[email protected]> OIIAYEI/OIIAYEIA ? II?IOONE
OIAAOAYAA: Hi Dmitry,

Paragraph breaks are never in the middle of a paragraph, always at the
end.

Depending on what you want, either replace paragraph breaks (^p) by
nothing
in the EditReplace-dialog, or replace ^p^p by ^p repeatedly until Word
says
that "the search item was not found".

Type a \ before any wildcard if you want to find a wildcard

character
^p\?

searches a questionmark after a paragraph break when 'Use

wildcards'
is

checked. To search for small caps format, expand the dialog by clicking
More,
and choose Format | Font...

Good luck,
Cooz

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Hello
How to delete unnecessary paragraph brakes in a middle of a paragraph?
How
to set a small caps "?" wild card character after the "^p" in the
replace
window?