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Open (import) ascii text files
I prefer to first write in an editor that places a CRLF after each line. A new paragraph is indicated with a CRLF pair. World handles these files by including the CRLF in the display.
So I get paragraph symbol after each line rather than a flow of text for that paragraph in the current Word display. How do I open such file so that Word will place a space for each single CRLF and accept the double CRLF as a new paragraph control? |
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You do not open such a file to have what you want, this will require a serial replace after opening.
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ASCII file open
Thanks. Was hoping that MS Word was smart enough to be able to let users specifiy this common file form. But guess not.
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