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If you open the Sources.XML file and copy the content into a Word document, you can then:
• use Find/Replace, where: Find = <b:Source> Replace = ^p^& to separate the entries into separate paragraphs in the Word document • delete the first two paragraphs from the Word document • delete the Sources.XML file • run the 'SourcesImport' import macro from my previous post to recreate the 'master list' and Sources.XML file.
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On a Mac, sources.xml is located in:
UserName:Library:Application Support:Microsoft:Office
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