Hello Christian,
In the find field, use this:
IT WAS A LOW-BUDGET AFFAIR and their WEBSITE ADDRESS was http://www\.(.+?)\.com
And in the replace field, use this:
it was a low-budget affair and their website address was http://www.\1.com
That will do exactly what you want for that string.
The periods in the URL need to be escaped, since you are
using grep. That is why I placed a backslash in front of each
of them.
Make sure that you click in the "case sensitive" and "grep" boxes.
WW
At 8:14 PM -0700 on 5/21/11, ChristianBoyce wrote:
If I have a chunk of text like this:
"IT WAS A LOW-BUDGET AFFAIR" it is easy for me to change the
upper case to lower case, so it looks like "it was a low-budget
affair".
But, if I have something like this:
"IT WAS A LOW-BUDGET AFFAIR and their WEBSITE ADDRESS was
http://www.LOW-BUDGET.com"; I don't want to change the URL.
Basically, I want to leave URLs untouched. It should look like
this: "it was a low-budget affair and their website address was
http://www.LOW-BUDGET.com";. (I want to do it all in one move--
select the entire chunk of text, apply the GREP command.)
[snippity snip]
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