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![]() If I understand correctly, those lines look for occurrences of two consequtive paragraph marks, and then replace them with one paragraph mark Chr(13). Now, the question is, where does that replacement paragraph mark get its style from? Probably not from the first paragraph mark. Is there any way to read the style of the first paragraph mark and apply it to the replacement paragraph mark? |
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