Christopher,
CG>If I've got this right: Word6 fails in its Edit Replace function 
CG>when the document holds some white space, then a paragraph mark 
CG>followed by a table.
CG>Word finds the search string "^w^p" (White space followed by a 
CG>Paragraph mark), but does NOT effect the replacement string "^p".
CG>To see the effect:
CG>    Start a new document
CG>    Tap the spacebar (white space)
CG>    Tap the Enter key (paragraph mark)
CG>    Choose Table, Insert, conform (Table)
CG>    Ctrl-Home, Shift-Ctrl-End (select the entire document)
CG>    Ctrl-C, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-V, Ctrl-V (duplicate the stuff)
CG>    then
CG>    Edit Replace
CG>            search string: ^w^p
CG>            replace string: ^p
CG>            replace All.
CG>You'll probably see NO Change in your document.
That's because you're doing it incorrectly.  According to your 
instructions above, you do not have "white space" (and I really don't 
know what you mean by that) between your last character and the 
Paragraph mark, but you have a "space" character - try turning on the 
Show All Characters (the Paragraph symbol on the toolbar).  You will 
undoubtedly see a mid-level period between every word.
Instead of using "^w^p" as your seach criteria, use a >space< - " ^p" 
and then just the "^p" for the replacement - I can tell you for a FACT 
that it works, as I have done it MANY, MANY times.
						--- Adam
adam.alsop@juno.com
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