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Given:
Y1.571 X-20.3033 Z7.802 F80. A-.761 C-90. X-19.7012 Z7.7895 A-1.525 C-93.776 X-19.0993 Z7.769 A-2.288 X-18.4977 Z7.7405 A-3.051 X-17.8965 Z7.704 A-3.813 X-17.296 Z7.6596 A-4.576 X-16.6961 Z7.6072 A-5.339 I'm trying to isolate any string alone on on a line. I always thought that a line ends with either a paragraph marker ^p or a ^l . When I attempt to do a search for either a string at the end of line or just the end of line character itself, the search fails. In fact, searching for a ^p yields the following error message: "^p is not a special character for the Find What box or is not supported when the Use Wildcards check box is selected." What's going on? Other references speak of being able to use ^p. Has something changed? I used to use it myself. |
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