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In the find and replace, under 'more > special' you can find the paragraph marker (^p). With a bit of fiddling, you will find that that is all you need!
Ctrl+H will bring up the Find and Replace menu First Find [^p^p] Replace [**] then Find [^p] Replace [ ] - 1 space finally Find [**] Replace [^p^p] This then takes all the paragraphs (1 marker at the end of the paragraph, and one clear space in between) and turns them into another symbol [**], then it takes all the paragraph markers that are at the end of each line and replaces them with a space - this gets all the lines back together, finally replacing all the paragraph breaks. This is only a rough idea, whether you need to tweak it is dependent on your file. If you record this as a macro in Normal.dot, the you can run it again later, when you want to format another document! |
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