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03-30-2016, 05:06 PM
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Type "apples cherries oranges" in a document. Using Find and replace with More>Use wildcards, type (apples)(*)(oranges) in the find what and \2 in the replace with. Click replace all.
You see in my code, group 2 defined anything between the tags and in Paul's it was group 3. 
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