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Did you check the 'use wildcards' option?
For an ordinary Find/Replace, you might use: Find = [inaudible [^#^#:^#^#]] Replace = ^&
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With the Wildcards Option checked, on pressing Replace All, I get: "^# is not a valid special character for the Find What box or is not supported when the Use Wildcards check box is selected". When I uncheck the Use Wildcards check box and press Replace All, I get: "All done. We made 0 replacements". If I press Find Next in either case, I get: No results found. I haven't tried your second suggestion yet ![]() Paul |
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Find = [inaudible [^#^#:^#^#]] as an ordinary Find/Replace... In that case, the content isn't as you described...
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[inaudible 12:34] Thanks, Paul |
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