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I have a text typed continously into MS word. I need to make each line after the full stop as a new line. How can I do it in one shot, without pressing "Enter" at the end of each line? |
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If you have a space after the full stops you could use function Replace from the menu bar to replace all 'dot space' into 'dot paragraph'.
Search: . (the underlining is only to show the space after the dot) Replace: .^p |
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Thank you!
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Glad having been of some help
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