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Thank you very much for your help! I have found an easy solution based on your advice.
In a copy of the file I used: Find \]*\[ Replace with ^p Use wildcards on This removes all of the text apart from the stuff that was in the brackets and replaces it with a paragraph so that each bit from the brackets starts with a new line. Only the first and the last bits of text don't get removed, but these are east enough to be deleted manually. Thank you! |
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