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I have a very long (9000 page) .rtf Word document. It was created via OCR from 9000 pages of hardcopy.
Occasionally the text includes images (as per the attached image). I realise there is the option of replacing all graphics with nothing, and that should delete all the images. (As in find ^g replace [leave blank]). Nonetheless when I do this it says there were zero replacements made. This is driving me crazy, as clearly there are graphics inside the document. Could the images I see be something other than graphics? How can I delete them all? |
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deleting, graphics, photos |
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