At 16:27 21/06/2013 -0700, Sam Warren wrote:
How do I search for extra paragraph breaks ...
That depends on what you consider "extra" breaks! You probably mean
consecutive paragraph breaks, in other words defining an empty
paragraph - as would be (mis)used to space paragraphs by a user who
thought the word processor was a typewriter.
o In the Find & Replace dialogue, click More Options and ensure that
"Regular expressions" is ticked.
o Search for ^$
The circumflex locks your pattern to the start of a paragraph and the
dollar sign to its end, so the pair represents an empty paragraph -
what you need.
... and paragraph breaks with a space in front?
o As above but search for " $" (no quotes) - that's space-dollar sign.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
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