-=> Quoting ROBERT LIDGREN to ALL <=-
 RL> QUESTION:  When using Word for Windows, is there some way to "strip"
 RL> those pesky paragraph markers (hard breaks) at the end of
 RL> EVERY LINE which seem to be included with text files we
THe following macro (originally written for Word for Windows 2) will
perform the task - or at least get most of the way there. It will only
leave a paragraph mark where there are empty lines.
This will work on whole document or selected section.
Sub MAIN
WW2_EditReplace .Find = "^w^p", .Replace = "^p", .WholeWord = 0, .MatchCase = 
0, \
.ReplaceAll = 1, .Format = 0
WW2_EditReplace .Find = "^p", .Replace = "^n", .WholeWord = 0, .MatchCase = 
0, \
.ReplaceAll = 1, .Format = 0
WW2_EditReplace .Find = "^n^n", .Replace = "^p^p", .WholeWord = 0, .MatchCase 
= 0, \
.ReplaceAll = 1, .Format = 0
WW2_EditReplace .Find = "^w^n", .Replace = "^n", .WholeWord = 0, .MatchCase = 
0, \
.ReplaceAll = 1, .Format = 0
WW2_EditReplace .Find = "^n", .Replace = " ", .WholeWord = 0, .MatchCase = 0, 
\
.ReplaceAll = 1, .Format = 0
End Sub
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