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			 Office '07 I scanned a magazine page with OCR. The result of the OCR was displayed by a text reader. I cut and pasted the text into Word. The resultant text maintains the narrow column style of the magazine. I selected the entire text in Word hoping I could find a command that would release all the hard returns and allow the text to take the default Word right margin vs manually deleting the returns. No luck. Is there a way to do what I want? Mark I found the solution after a Google search: "MS Word allows the "carat p" symbol ^p (carat is the <shift> 6 key) to represent a carriage return in an MS-Word replace command." Last edited by markg2; 04-22-2012 at 04:51 PM. Reason: Found solution  | 
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