Thread: [Solved] how to replace to words with multiple formats
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Old 07-16-2015, 01:56 AM
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Assuming all you want to do is to insert 'nice', without the underlining, the simplest method is to use a Find/Replace with the expressions concerned:
Find = haveve a day
Replace = haveve a nice day
If you've copied/pasted 'haveve a day' into the Find box, you may as well paste it again into the Replace box as well and type in the 'nice'.
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